港口小镇的夜声火柴

Six matchbox designs for an imaginary harbour-town match company called "Fogbell Matches", photographed from above on a weathered pale blue painted board in soft morning light, arranged in a neat 3×2 grid. Each box is screen-printed in two flat inks, navy and signal orange, on cream card, and pictures one sound you would hear in the town at night: a foghorn, a ship's bell, rain on a tin roof, gulls, a ferry engine, a kettle. Every box carries the name "FOGBELL" in a sturdy condensed sans-serif and its own small caption: "No. 1 Foghorn", "No. 2 Ship's Bell", "No. 3 Tin Roof Rain", "No. 4 Gulls", "No. 5 Ferry Engine", "No. 6 Kettle". The striker strips on the sides show faint scratch marks, and one box is pushed half open to reveal red-tipped matches. Slight misregistration between the two inks, worn corners, true-to-life card texture. No other text.