[작은 세계] 주전자 속 목욕탕

A miniature Korean public bathhouse built inside a dented yellow aluminium kettle, photographed as a macro still life on a tiled counter. The lid is tipped open and leaning against the side, and the kettle's interior is the room: the curved wall becomes tiled walls, the water inside becomes the hot pool with real steam rising out of the spout and the open lid, and tiny bathers in towels sit on the rim as if it were the ledge of the tub. Three small massage beds, a stack of yellow plastic basins, a mirror strip and a row of taps are fitted around the inner wall, each element scaled to the kettle. Warm light glows up from inside, catching the steam. Real photographic macro of a physical handmade diorama: visible brush marks on the tiny painted figures, dust on the counter tiles, shallow depth of field with the spout sharp and the background falling off. The container is the architecture. No real company logo, no real brand name.