[없는 문명] 식구 숟가락

Museum catalogue photograph of a household set of eating spoons from a civilisation that never existed: six carved wooden spoons with long slender handles, laid side by side from largest to a very small one, each handle ending in a different carved finial — a fish, a crescent moon, a seed, a bird, a leaf, a tiny round knot — so each person in the house had their own. The bowls are worn thin and darkened at the front edge from years of use, the smallest spoon barely used. They hang from a shared braided cord threaded through holes in the handles, laid out flat. Neutral grey seamless background, raking light from the left, a black-and-white scale bar and a small accession card beside the object with no legible writing on it. Archaeological museum catalogue documentation style. No readable text, no letters, no numbers, no logos.