Green Snakeskin Halftone, Coiled Across the Lid Face

A coiled snake form built entirely from lime green halftone dots dominates the lid — scale texture implied through dot density shifts, the body mass readable at shelf distance while the dot structure remains visible up close. Unlike black-on-white snakeskin treatments, the green-on-white combination reads fresh rather than aggressive, landing closer to nature print than luxury predator. A small orange brand name at the base provides the only chromatic contrast, precise and deliberate against the white pulp ground.

Lid-and-Base Form, Stock Mold with Tray Grip

The lid separates cleanly from a deep-draw base housing a compression-molded inner tray. The tray holds bottles upright with a grid-textured inner surface — visible in the open shot — that adds friction contact without foam or secondary padding. This textured-interior fiber packaging on a public mold is available for immediate bulk ordering — no tooling deposit, no mold development delay. Print color and surface text adjust per order while the structural mold remains fixed.

Compostable Pulp, Every Layer Accounted For

Virgin wood pulp forms lid, base, and inner tray with no plastic film, no synthetic lining, and no adhesive-backed components. Water-based inks carry both the green halftone and orange accent, keeping the finished box fully compostable without material separation. The grid texture on the tray interior is molded — not applied — so there is no secondary surface treatment to compromise the biodegradable profile. Fully compostable white perfume packaging with molded interior grip is a structural detail rarely found at stock mold pricing.