
Single Bloom
One flower, given room to stand alone. A compact box with a place for the bloom and its holder.
THE ART OF OPENING
Paper. Weight. A quiet pause.
Then, a bloom.

THE QUIET OBJECT
Vapor is what surrounds us: fragrance, warmth and memory. Silk is what meets the hand: texture, weight and form. The box brings us into that world before the candle is lit.

01 / THE SURFACE
Our starting point is a deep oxblood box with a pale interior. Clear edges, generous space and paper with a grain you want to touch.
A discreet mark pressed into the paper. A small hint of colour inside. The flower will have its moment; the box can be still.
The earlier oxblood study sets the material mood. The tulip packaging is being developed around flowers sculpted in wax.
02 / THE REVEAL
We imagine a lift-off lid, a pale interior and a single story card. Beneath it, a tulip waits in its own space.
The petals are the candle itself: soft, sculpted wax. Their curves bring life to the simple geometry around them.
“A bloom, before a flame.”

Illustrative product study. Final box structure and finishes are in development.
03 / A PLACE FOR EVERY BLOOM

One flower, given room to stand alone. A compact box with a place for the bloom and its holder.

Three flowers, revealed together. A wider presentation with each bloom resting in its own space.

A small garden for the room. A deeper box, opening from above, frames the whole arrangement.
04 / THE RITUAL
Hold the box. Lift the lid. Read a few words, then meet the flower.
One card brings the brand and scent story together. A second gives clear care instructions. There is room for a personal message, without another layer to unwrap.
When the candle finds its place, the box can hold something else that matters.

VAPOR & SILK
A first look at our packaging direction. Images show earlier design explorations; final colours, structure and product details will follow physical samples.
Meet the Tulip Collection