Minimalist Vabi-Sabi Suluboya Kolaj Natürmort

A minimalist Japanese-inspired watercolor and ink collage still life on a vertical background. Warm cream handmade washi-paper surface with subtle visible fibers, light aging marks, and generous empty negative space. Composition centered low-middle with an asymmetrical wabi-sabi balance. Depict exactly 14 discrete elements: - 1 dark blue irregular trapezoid floating above on the upper left - 1 horizontal black dry-brush ink stroke floating to its right - 1 open cream-paper book with rough deckled edges and faint gray page lines - 1 dark navy rectangular block positioned behind the book - 1 long slate-gray horizontal slab directly beneath the book - 1 small white shallow bowl placed on the right - 3 small rounded red fruits resting inside the bowl - 2 small dark blue leaf silhouettes behind the fruits - 5 torn rectangular paper scraps along the bottom edge: an off-white torn scrap on the far left, a pale mint square, a vertical blue-gray rectangle, a dark gray shadow rectangle, and a pale green rectangle on the far right. Rendered in soft [Japanese watercolor ink wash collage] style with muted navy, slate gray, pale mint, ivory, and deep red accents. Visible deckled paper edges, subtle wash transparencies, gentle shadows, and tactile brush textures. Quiet, airy, abstract, and handmade; no legible text, no picture frame, no photorealism.