| Label | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Double-Door Magnetic Eid Gift Box with Pull-Out Drawer |
| Outer Dimensions | 280 × 230 × 121 mm |
| Gross Weight | 1,117.8 g |
| Structure | Double-door magnetic (opens left + right) / 2 internal silk-lined trays (one fixed, one ribbon-lift) / 1 pull-out EVA drawer at base |
| Outer Paper — Shell | 180 gsm black specialty paper + 1,200 gsm single-sided black greyboard |
| Drawer Paper | 180 gsm black specialty paper + 1,200 gsm single-sided black greyboard |
| Inner Tray Paper | 180 gsm black specialty paper + 1,200 gsm single-sided black greyboard |
| Interior Lining | Black silk (satin weave) — both internal trays |
| Drawer Interior | Black EVA foam with die-cut product slots |
| Exterior Finish | Emboss + foil stamp (gold mountain landscape, spans both doors) + gold metal gourd-shaped badge (adhered at door seam) |
| Brand Text | Printed on right door panel — not foil stamped |
| Certifications | FSC on request; PPWR-compliant documentation provided |
| Application | Tableware gift sets — cups, plates, utensils; suitable for Eid Al Fitr and Eid Al Adha gifting |
The structure shown here achieves all three: a double-door magnetic Eid gift box with two internal silk-lined trays and a pull-out EVA drawer at the base, in 180 gsm black specialty paper over 1,200 gsm single-sided black greyboard. Closed dimensions are 280 × 230 × 121 mm, gross weight 1,117.8 g.
Topvisio is an Eid gift box manufacturer based in Dongguan, Guangdong, China. These Eid gift boxes can be supplied with FSC certification, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 documentation, and for brands shipping into the EU, material composition and packaging-weight data compliant with the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR).
The exterior features a gold embossed and foil-stamped mountain landscape spanning both front doors, complete only when closed, with a gold metal gourd-shaped badge at the centre seam as the focal point. Once opened, the landscape splits visually to reveal a black silk-lined interior — a premium unboxing sequence suited to Eid Al Fitr, Eid Al Adha, and other Gulf luxury gifting occasions.
Irregular and hand-assembled structures have a monthly production capacity of up to 200,000 units.
When opened, the magnetic closure releases and both doors swing outward from the centre seam, revealing two black silk-lined trays. The lower tray is fixed; the upper tray has a silk ribbon lift tab — pulling it reveals the tray beneath, displaying ceramic cups, plates, and dishes on separate levels without product-to-product contact in transit.
Beneath the trays sits a concealed pull-out drawer integrated into the base of this Eid gift box, with die-cut black EVA foam cavities for utensils, accessories, or greeting cards — hidden until the doors are opened, creating a third reveal stage.
The magnetic closure uses full-height magnets embedded in both door edges, not a single central magnet, since a 280 mm tall door under lateral pressure from heavy ceramic products needs force distributed across its full height. This keeps both doors of this Eid gift box flush and reduces panel bowing during stacking, handling, or transport.
The outer shell, drawer, and tray walls use 1,200 gsm single-sided black greyboard wrapped in 180 gsm black specialty paper — because the board itself is black, exposed edges at seams and corners stay black rather than revealing the grey-white core of standard double-grey board.
For a premium black Eid gift box, visible white edges reduce perceived quality; black-backed board eliminates this issue across all structural components.
A custom steel embossing die presses a mountain landscape — peaks, water, rocks, traditional Chinese styling — into the black paper across both front doors.
Emboss depth is maintained at approximately 0.8 mm for a visible shadow line under directional lighting while preserving paper integrity. Gold foil stamping follows immediately within the same press cycle, depositing foil directly into the embossed areas.
This emboss-then-foil sequence produces dimensional metallic artwork that appears sculpted in, not printed on.
The gourd-shaped badge at the centre door seam is a separate zinc-alloy component finished with gold plating, bonded across both door panels with structural adhesive.
It doesn't function as a lock — the embedded magnets provide all closure force. Instead, it's a decorative focal point anchoring the landscape composition.
Both trays are lined with black satin-weave silk rather than velvet or synthetic alternatives — it photographs cleanly against ceramic and glazed surfaces, and doesn't release microfibres during transit.
Velvet-lined packaging can transfer fibres onto ceramic glazes when products shift in shipping; satin silk avoids this, keeping the presentation clean on opening.
Tableware brands supplying Gulf retail markets — UAE department stores, specialty gifting chains in Saudi Arabia — commonly use this Eid gift box for seasonal launches around Eid Al Fitr and Eid Al Adha. A typical configuration places ceramic cups and saucers in the silk-lined trays, with silver-plated spoons or accessories in the EVA drawer — a complete gifting solution needing no additional wrapping.
Corporate buyers specify this structure for executive hospitality programs and premium client gifts. The black-and-gold palette stays neutral enough for custom branding, and many clients replace the mountain landscape artwork with company graphics while keeping the silk lining, metal badge, and structural format.
Middle East luxury food retailers often adapt the multi-layer structure for premium food gifting — dates, chocolates, confectionery, or spice assortments in the drawer, with ceramic serving pieces in the trays above. The concealed drawer adds a discovery stage customers perceive as a meaningful upgrade over single-compartment packaging.
Brands entering Gulf markets often choose this format because the structural complexity signals quality and investment in presentation. Double-door magnetic opening, multiple presentation levels, satin silk lining, metal badge detailing, and a concealed drawer combine to support premium positioning — the packaging itself becomes part of the brand story.
Replace 180 gsm black specialty paper with 157 gsm black coated duplex. Appearance stays similar, but texture is less refined and shadow depth softens slightly on embossed areas over 50 mm wide — acceptable for mid-tier gifting, less suited to luxury positioning.
Replace the black-faced board with standard 1,200 gsm double-grey board and full-surface black printing. The structure stays the same, but printed black and paper-black behave differently under retail lighting — trained buyers can spot the variation at seams and edges. Best when supplied inside an outer sleeve.
Remove the embossing while keeping the gold foil — the landscape stays visible but loses dimensional relief, becoming a flat foil graphic. This delivers the largest exterior cost reduction and is common on runs above 2,000 units, where tooling costs matter most.
Replace the cast zinc-alloy gourd badge with a die-cut 350 gsm paper badge finished with gold foil. The focal point remains, but weight, depth, and metallic character are reduced — practical when the badge isn't a primary brand differentiator.
Replace full-height magnetic strips with standard N35 point magnets at two locations per door. Closure force drops significantly — on a 280 mm door carrying ceramic tableware, edges can separate 2–4 mm in transit. For products over 500 g, the full-height magnetic system is strongly recommended.
Option E — Silk to Velvet: Velvet introduces fibre transfer onto ceramic and glazed surfaces during transportation.
Option F — EVA to Pearl Cotton: Pearl cotton reduces cavity accuracy and weakens the drawer's organised presentation.
Both reduce cost but compromise important performance characteristics of this Eid gift box.
The added cost comes from four upgrades — black satin silk lining, the dual-tray system with ribbon lift, the concealed drawer, and the gold-plated badge — each adding labour, materials, and assembly complexity beyond a conventional magnetic box.
For entry-level tableware, a standard single-cavity box is often the more practical, cost-aligned choice. But at mid-range and premium retail, the economics shift: a tableware set retailing at AED 400–800 in Gulf markets is typically supported by packaging worth 8–15% of retail value — at that level, a standard box can look visually underdeveloped relative to the product.
The multi-layer reveal of this Eid gift box — double doors, silk-lined trays, concealed drawer — creates a gifting experience proportionate to the contents' value. In Gulf gifting culture, where packaging is often judged before the product itself, that proportionality becomes part of the purchase decision.
For premium gifting brands, the packaging isn't just a container — it's part of the presentation, the perceived value, and often the reason the gift feels worthy of the occasion.
An Eid gift box is a rigid packaging structure designed to present gifts for Eid Al Fitr or Eid Al Adha — the two major Islamic festivals celebrated across the Gulf, Southeast Asia, and Muslim communities worldwide.
In luxury gifting, an Eid gift box typically uses premium materials, a ceremonial opening mechanism, and interior presentation reflecting the significance of the occasion. The format shown here — double-door magnetic with silk lining and a pull-out drawer — is a common choice for tableware and home goods gifting in the UAE and Saudi Arabia.
Topvisio is a rigid packaging manufacturer based in Dongguan, Guangdong, China, specializing in Eid gift boxes for premium Gulf gifting markets. These Eid gift boxes can be supplied with FSC certification, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 documentation, and material composition and packaging-weight data compliant with the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) for brands shipping into the EU.
The two silk-lined trays hold items up to approximately 230 × 120 mm each — standard ceramic cups (up to 100 mm tall), small plates (up to 200 mm diameter), and shallow bowls. The EVA drawer at the base is die-cut to your product configuration — utensils, small accessories, condiment sachets. Send us your product specs and we confirm feasibility within two working days.
Yes. The mountain landscape emboss and foil stamp is client-specific, not a standard template. Your logo, illustration, or pattern is applied using the same process — a new emboss die starts at USD 350, and a new badge die takes 10–15 working days from artwork approval.
The silk lines the trays holding packaged tableware, not food directly. For direct food contact, we use food-grade alternatives — the drawer's EVA foam is B-grade, suitable for packaged food items. Material declarations are available on request.
MOQ is 1,000 pieces. Samples are ready in 7 days after design confirmation; orders requiring a new badge or emboss die extend to three weeks. Production lead time is 30 to 45 business days after sample approval.
Each ships flat-packed in a master carton, doors held with a paper band, trays and drawer secured separately — a single person can assemble it in under two minutes. Assembly instructions are provided in English and Arabic. We recommend air freight for first Gulf orders before switching to sea freight for volume runs.
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