Full-surface printing: describe the whole sphere.
If your design needs to continue around the ball, specify the top, bottom and joining areas. Terms such as full-wrap or 360-degree print may refer only to a side band, so use a visual reference to remove doubt.
Partial printing: give a position and scale.
A motif or message may occupy only part of the ornament. Describe the direction it should face, its approximate scale and how it relates to the hanging point. Confirm the final layout on the chosen size.
Logo printing: protect the important details.
Provide a clear original logo file and any available brand-color references. Ask the team to review small lettering and fine lines before sample production. A digital mockup is a layout discussion, not a substitute for an agreed sample.
Choose the base material.
SEN MASINE supports these print options on glass and plastic Christmas balls. Ask about available base finishes and review how the artwork looks on the selected material.
Include packaging in the brief.
Corporate gifts and retail collections may need different packing. Describe what should appear on the bauble and what, if anything, belongs on the packaging. Confirm available options and costs separately.
Review before ordering.
Agree on artwork, print coverage, the sample process, quantity and packaging. Ask for the project-specific quotation and schedule after these details are clear. Explore our custom printing options for glass and plastic Christmas balls when you are ready to discuss your brief.