Struggling with Mishloach Manot Packaging? Here Are 20 Creative Ideas

1. Designed Cardboard Boxes

A sturdy box with a lid adorned with stickers, satin ribbons, or cheerful inscriptions.

2. Reusable Fabric Bags

Linen, cotton, or organza bags with festive prints suitable for reuse.

3. Glass Jar with Layers of Sweets

Fill a jar with layers of candies, cookies, or dried fruits and add a designed tag.

4. Small Wicker Baskets

A natural wicker basket filled with snacks and sweets, wrapped in cellophane and a festive ribbon.

5. Antique Book-Style Box

A gift box designed like a book with golden pages and a cover opening.

6. Cone-Shaped Paper Packages

Roll thick paper into a cone shape, tie with a ribbon, and add personal tags.

7. Designer Tin Cans

Use empty and painted cans with custom stickers.

8. Large Envelopes with Surprises

Use wide cardboard envelopes filled with flat items like snacks and designed greeting cards. Tie around with raffia ribbon. 

9. Small Planter with Sweets

A gift inside a planter with wrapped sweets, which can later be used for a small plant.

10. Transparent Box with Sweet Layers

Use clear plastic boxes showcasing the colors and textures of the contents inside.

11. Mishloach Manot in a Popcorn Box

Popcorn boxes with a special design, filled with sweet surprises.

12. Recycled Egg Carton

Wrap an egg carton in beautiful paper and place wrapped chocolates and cookies inside the compartments. 

13. Brown Paper Bags with Personal Stamps

Kraft paper bags with hand-printed or custom stamps.

14. Small Jewelry Box with Sweets

Recycled jewelry packaging containing small candies in luxurious wrappers.

15. Ceramic Plate Wrapped in Cellophane

A Mishloach Manot that comes with a festive plate that remains as a keepsake.

16. Pyramid-Shaped Box

Cut thick cardboard and design it into a pyramid shape with an elegant opening.

17. Gift in a Reusable Lunch Bag

A fabric lunch bag that can be used again, filled with goodies.

18. Retro Style Metal Boxes

Use recycled metal boxes (like tea cookie tins) with a festive vintage design.

19. Textile Wrap with Japanese Knot (Furoshiki)

Wrap Mishloach Manot in special fabric using the traditional Japanese knot method.

20. Packaging Inside a Transparent Balloon

Place the sweets inside a large, clear balloon, inflate and decorate with colorful ribbons.