In the heart of a quiet forest, a rustic open-air bathroom stands beneath tall trees, where sunlight filters through layers of green. Fixed to a branch is a handmade wooden holder, from which hangs a roll of toilet paper made entirely of real, living leaves. Each sheet is an actual leaf rich green, freshly plucked, complete with visible veins, soft fuzz, and the occasional brown spot. The edges are slightly curled, still holding morning dew. As the wind rustles through the trees, the leaves on the roll flutter gently, emitting a soft, papery rustle. This is not leaf-printed tissue. This roll is leaves stacked, layered, alive. Below, petals and twigs scatter across a mossy stone floor, completing the untouched natural atmosphere.