A doctor's coat becomes a pen holder

This white cylindrical holder is shaped like a small doctor's coat, complete with a collar, raised buttons, pockets, and a cross on the chest. Three pens extend from the open top, their dark and metallic finishes rising above the white form. A black stethoscope detail hangs down the front, reinforcing the coat-like appearance and adding a looping line against the straight row of buttons. The container's rounded base keeps the silhouette simple, while the clothing details make its theme immediately legible. Placed on a light wooden desk, the holder sits among a notebook, a loose pen, and a closed book. Those objects make the setting feel like a workspace, but the coat form remains the visual center. The black stethoscope and pen barrels provide contrast against the pale body, while a small plant in the background adds a patch of green. The image turns a familiar uniform into a desktop shape without needing a person or a larger scene. Its strongest detail is the overlap between a coat's recognizable front and the everyday function suggested by the pens.
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