Packaging and keepsake boxes — the customer's product goes inside
7 styles · minimum 10 per style · price band set by the total pieces in your order
Every piece starts as solid American black walnut — sawn lumber, not veneer and not laminate. We buy from hardwood mills in Ohio and New York and ship it kiln-dried to our workshop in Wenzhou. Our walnut is sourced from FSC chain-of-custody certified hardwood mills in the United States.
Moisture content is held between 8% and 13%. Outside that band, wood moves — and a lid that fits in our workshop stops fitting by the time it reaches you. After cutting, parts rest for a month before assembly so the grain can release its stress. It is the slowest step we do, and the reason a box you order today still closes properly in three years.
Cutting is done on a 150W CO₂ laser; marking on a 30W CO₂ laser. Engraving is burned into the grain, not printed on top, so it does not wear off with handling.
The smallest character we can hold cleanly is 1 mm tall. Below that the strokes blur together — if your logo has fine detail, send it to us and we will tell you honestly whether it will hold at your size before you commit to a run.
Minimum is 10 pieces per style. The price band is set by the total pieces in your order, not by how many of one style — so mixing designs moves you up the table rather than penalising you. Prices on this site are delivered, air freight included; import duty and local VAT are payable on arrival.
Stock items dispatch the same day. Custom and OEM runs are 7–15 days depending on the decoration.
Parts get rejected for cracks, knots, worm holes, pale sapwood, chipped edges and missing material. That sorting is done by hand — there are about 30 separate operations and 40 people between raw board and packed carton. It is why a walnut box costs what it costs.
Tell us which lines you sell and we will send dimensions, wood options and delivered prices — freight included, so you can see your landed cost without doing the maths.
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