Water Finds a Second Use

Photograph of a handmade paper-collage relief, 2:3 portrait. One compact water-reuse assembly centered on warm ivory board: a shallow wall-mounted washbasin above a leafy planter, joined by an exposed curved drain. Construct everything from layered matte cardstock, with visible cut edges and small spacers creating real depth. A pale blue paper stream falls from a simple faucet into the basin; a continuous blue strip follows the drain into the planter's soil, clearly showing reused wash water irrigating the plant. Use a simplified cutaway through the connected assembly, not separate panels. Decorate the white basin and planter with restrained cobalt floral scrolls inspired by heritage ceramic ornament; keep every surface visibly paper rather than actual glazed pottery. Muted sage leaves, generous empty margins. Straight-on studio photography, soft upper-left light, delicate cast shadows, crisp focus throughout. No people, no text, no logos or watermarks.