Spring Tea Leaves, Falling Across White Pulp

Vivid green tea leaves in two tones — solid fill and outline — are scattered across the clamshell lid in a loose cascading arrangement drawn from Chinese ink-wash composition. The leaves vary in angle and scale, giving the pattern a hand-placed quality that avoids the rigidity of repeat tile printing. Up close, the contrast between filled and outlined leaves adds depth; at distance, the panel reads as a single fresh green cluster against the matte white pulp ground.

Clamshell on Stock Mold, Inner Tray Included

The clamshell opens on a front hinge to reveal a compression-molded inner tray that holds the bottle upright without foam, tissue, or loose padding. Both hinge and tray are formed from the same virgin wood pulp as the outer shell — no secondary materials, no assembly of mismatched components. The stock mold is available to order immediately, with print artwork as the only variable that affects lead time. Nature-print fiber packaging on a public mold at this finish level is available for bulk order without custom tooling investment.

Biodegradable Material, Zero Plastic Components

Every part of this box — outer shell, hinge, tray walls, and base — is molded from virgin wood pulp with no plastic lining, no synthetic coating, and no foam filler at any stage. Water-based inks carry the two-tone green leaf print, keeping the finished structure fully compostable. The leaf print also continues inside the tray panels, so the botanical identity of this breathable compostable fragrance box holds from exterior face to interior reveal without interruption.