Mini gift boxes and ready-boxed sets

Two halves to this shelf, and they are opposite purchases. The ready-boxed sets are for the present you have not got time to assemble: a lid, a ribbon, four things inside, and it goes straight into a bag. The empty boxes are for the present you have already got: four-inch kraft squares by the ten, which is what a person buys when they are making twenty of something and need twenty lids. Between the two sit the baskets and the trays, which are the only pieces here bought for the container rather than the contents. The greenery is a separate thing again: the potted succulents on this shelf are faux, which means they belong on a desk without a window and survive a fortnight of nobody being in the office. Where a set is edible the page says what is in it, because a food present crosses an allergy line that a candle does not.

Everything on this shelf is one of small treat, boxed set, mini plant, favor bag or gift box, and the Tiny Gifts pick list keeps the price, the pack count and the widest measurement on every card so the sums are done before you order.