Small Fragment of White Paper or Plastic

This item is a small, irregular scrap situated on a textured, low-pile tan carpet. The fragment is predominantly white and appears to be made from a thin, flexible material such as paper, cardstock, or potentially a plastic film. Its shape is jagged and non-geometric, suggesting it was torn or broken from a larger piece of material. The fragment measures approximately 1 to 2 centimeters at its widest point. It exhibits a flat, matte finish without any visible markings, text, or manufacturer stamps. The edges are rough and uneven, indicative of modern mechanical tearing rather than precise artisanal cutting. There is no visible patina, age-related yellowing, or significant wear beyond the initial damage that created the piece. The object lacks any specific craftsmanship details or aesthetic styling that would link it to a particular manufacturing period or brand. It appears to be a common household waste item or debris, possibly a scrap from a product label, a piece of notebook paper, or a small plastic fragment from a consumer goods package. Its condition is poor in the context of a functional item, as it is a discarded remnant.