Knolling photograph, shot perfectly straight down: a traditional Korean shield kite, bangpae-yeon, and its flying gear laid out on a pale blue cloth the colour of a winter sky in strict grid alignment — the rectangular white hanji kite sail with exactly ONE single round hole cut in its centre (one hole only), laid flat, five thin bamboo spars beside it sorted by length, a small pot of glue with a brush, a ball of kite string, a wooden four-spoked string reel (eolle), a pair of cotton gloves side by side, a folded knit scarf, a small knife for splitting bamboo. Even shadowless light. No text, no letters, no logos.