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Read More1. Structure & Material Craftsmanship
The box is designed with a classic lid & base (two-piece) structure, consisting of a separate top lid and bottom base. This construction ensures stability, smooth opening, and a premium unboxing experience.
The exterior is wrapped in high-quality art paper (250–350gsm), offering excellent stiffness and resistance to deformation. The paper surface is embossed with a subtle textured pattern, creating a refined raised effect that enhances both visual depth and tactile quality.
Inside, the box is reinforced with 1.5–2.0mm high-density greyboard, providing strong structural support and long-lasting durability.
2. Printing & Pattern Finishing
The box features a distinctive vintage green baroque scroll pattern, which serves as the key visual highlight.
This effect is achieved through a combination of embossing and offset printing techniques:
The surface is first processed with precision embossing to create a three-dimensional raised texture
The pattern is then printed with high accuracy, ensuring clean lines, symmetrical composition, and fine detailing
The result is a rich, layered surface with a refined European classic style, delivering both visual elegance and tactile sophistication.
3. Central “GUCCI Beauty” Logo Finishing
The logo positioned at the center of the lid is executed with high-precision finishing techniques:
The main “GUCCI” logo is applied using hot stamping (matte black) or UV raised printing, producing sharp edges and strong contrast against the textured background
The smaller “beauty” text is finely printed with excellent clarity, maintaining legibility even at small sizes
The typography is precisely centered and proportioned, reflecting strict brand visual standards and a premium finish
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