026원산지 표시판 만들기 — 음식점 · 카페 · 반찬가게

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Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster.

[Purpose]
Create one finished Korean country-of-origin notice board for a Korean shop owner, ready to print and display where customers can easily see it. This is a compliance-sensitive information board, not an advertisement. The owner has supplied the shop name and the complete origin statements after checking them. Accuracy is more important than decoration. Reproduce only those supplied statements, exactly as written, without researching, correcting, standardizing, completing, interpreting, or guessing any food item, ingredient, country, region, production method, punctuation mark, or legal requirement. Deliver only the flat, complete artwork. Do not show a wall, room, frame, clipboard, stand, hand, printer, storefront, or presentation mockup.

[Scene]
Design a calm, highly legible single-page notice with a clear title area and one vertical list. Use a restrained public-information layout suitable for a restaurant, cafe, food stall, butcher shop, or side-dish shop. Place the shop name at the top, followed by the fixed heading and then the supplied origin lines. Each non-empty source line must become exactly one visual row. Preserve the original order. The user may supply from one to eight lines. Adapt row height and spacing to the actual count: a short list should look intentionally spacious, while eight lines must remain comfortably readable. Do not create an empty row for a missing line. Do not split one supplied line into multiple entries, merge separate lines, alphabetize them, group them, add bullets that resemble text, or convert them into a table with invented columns. A thin rule may separate rows, but no decorative element may interrupt the reading path.

[Attached photo]
No attached photo is needed or expected. Do not invent food photographs, ingredient pictures, product packages, flags, maps, national emblems, certification seals, inspection marks, or shop logos. This must remain a lettering-led notice. If visual relief is necessary, use only tiny abstract line ornaments or a subtle border with no words and no national symbolism.

[Text layout]
Render these exact Korean strings without the surrounding quotation marks. Keep all lettering within approximately 7% safe margins and paint the background fully to every canvas edge. Use the top 7-18% for the shop identity, 20-29% for the fixed heading, and 33-91% for the supplied origin lines. Rebalance vertical spacing for the selected aspect ratio and actual number of lines without adding any content.
At the top, center the exact shop name "【가게 이름】" in clear Korean lettering.
Below it, render the fixed heading "원산지 표시" exactly once.
Below the heading, render the following owner-supplied multiline text exactly as entered:
"【품목과 원산지】"
Treat every line break in the supplied multiline text as a row boundary. Copy each non-empty line once and only once. Do not show the field names "가게 이름", "품목과 원산지", or "크기". Do not show instructions, braces, quotation marks, row numbers, sample values, placeholders, or labels such as "품목" and "원산지" unless the owner explicitly included those words in the supplied multiline text.

[Style]
Use a clean Korean public-notice aesthetic: a warm ivory or very pale neutral background, deep charcoal Korean type, one restrained dark green accent for the heading or thin rules, and a simple border. The style should feel trustworthy, orderly, and suitable for daily use in a real shop. Use crisp modern Korean sans-serif lettering. Avoid rustic handwriting because similar Korean syllables and country names must remain unmistakable. Keep the background quiet and opaque. Decorative details must be minimal, original, unbranded, and outside all text zones. The same treatment should work when printed on an ordinary office printer in color or grayscale.

[Visual hierarchy]
Make "원산지 표시" the strongest heading, with the shop name clearly visible but secondary. Make every supplied origin row large enough to read at a glance and give all rows equal importance; never emphasize one country or item over another. Use consistent alignment, line height, weight, and spacing across the list. Preserve punctuation such as colons, parentheses, commas, slashes, hyphens, and spaces exactly where the owner typed them. If a line is long, reduce all origin-row text slightly and consistently before changing margins. Never crop, abbreviate, wrap only the country name away from its item, or shrink a single row disproportionately. Ensure the list remains the visual center of the page.

[Lighting and texture]
Use flat, even, matte presentation with no perspective distortion, cast shadows, glare, bloom, neon, or spotlight effects. Any paper grain must be extremely subtle and must not pass through or weaken Korean strokes. Maintain strong contrast across the entire notice. The full canvas must be painted edge to edge without transparent corners, blank outer strips, letterboxing, or a photographed sheet floating on another background. Fine rules and the border must reproduce cleanly at the chosen print size.

[Text rules]
The owner-supplied multiline text is authoritative input for artwork transcription only. Copy it character for character and line for line. Do not verify it from memory, infer a missing origin, replace a country name, normalize terminology, correct spelling, add a parent ingredient, expand an abbreviation, translate text, or append legal wording. Never invent commonly used examples such as rice, kimchi, beef, pork, chicken, squid, or fish unless that exact wording appears in the supplied text. Never add "국내산", "수입산", a country, a percentage, a farm, a region, or a certification. Never change punctuation or rearrange item-origin pairings. Render only the exact shop name, the fixed heading "원산지 표시", and the non-empty lines supplied in "【품목과 원산지】". Check every Korean consonant, vowel, final consonant, digit, and punctuation mark for complete, legible strokes. If the supplied input contains fewer than eight lines, stop after the final supplied line. If it contains blank lines, omit those blank rows without replacing them. If it contains more than eight non-empty lines, do not invent a condensed ninth row or silently omit content; prioritize the first eight supplied non-empty lines because this card is designed for a maximum of eight.

[Avoid]
No invented or suggested origin information. No automatic corrections. No legal claims such as "법적 기준 충족", "인증", "검증 완료", or "안심". No flags, maps, national icons, government seals, certification marks, QR codes, barcodes, logos, delivery-app marks, brand names, trademarks, mascots, characters, celebrities, song lyrics, watermarks, signatures, or contact details. No food glamour photography, plates, ingredients, packages, price tags, menus, discounts, health claims, nutrition claims, or promotional slogans. No extra title, subtitle, footer, note, date, phone number, address, website, social handle, or fabricated disclaimer inside the image. No neon, glow, gradients behind text, distressed lettering, torn paper, chalk dust, empty square glyphs, illegible Hangul, cropped rows, duplicated rows, changed order, extra rows, or visible prompt syntax.