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Packaging Series • Handicraft Retail • 2026

The Gifter’s Hub

A packaging series for handicraft photo frames built on a simple production truth: one structural keyline, three art directions. The shelf gets variety; the press gets efficiency; the brand stays unmistakably itself across every SKU.

Client
The Gifter's Hub
Sector
Handicraft / Gifting Retail
Scope
Packaging series design, brand application
Delivered
Three-SKU artwork family on a shared dieline
Three Gifter's Hub handicraft frame boxes with hot air balloon, mountain and moonrise scenic artwork
The series — three scenes, one system

Series Logic

Each SKU carries its own scenic world — hot-air balloons over pink skies, layered mountains, a moonlit valley — painted in a shared illustration style and anchored by the same logo lockup. Buyers see a collection worth completing; the printer sees one keyline with swapped art.

The side panels do quiet, practical work: a “Premium Quality” strip, repeated brand seals, and a clear white declaration window for SKU, quantity and MRP labelling — so retail compliance never has to be stickered over the artwork.

Gifter's Hub frame boxes stacked flat and standing upright showing side panels with label windows
Stacked or standing — the brand reads either way

Built for Real Shelves

Frame boxes live flat in storage and upright on display. The artwork is composed so the lockup and series identity read in both orientations, and the palette holds its contrast under ordinary shop lighting on coated corrugated stock. Pretty is easy; pretty that survives retail is the job.

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