Apothecary Poison Label

This is the dangerous-medicine aesthetic of the 19th-century pharmacy: a deep cobalt-blue bottle, ribbed and molded so a druggist could feel its poison by touch in lamplight, wearing a serif-framed paper label of Latin names. Every surface warns. The glass is dark, the rules are doubled, the skull is embossed. It treats safety as ornament — beauty pressed into the service of fear.

这是十九世纪药房里"危险药物"的视觉语言：一只深钴蓝色的毒药瓶，瓶身带凸棱、 压模出骷髅与交叉骨，好让药剂师在油灯下凭手感就能认出剧毒；瓶上贴着衬线花框包裹 的拉丁文药名标签。每一处表面都在示警——玻璃幽暗、双线花框、凸雕骷髅。它把"安全" 当作装饰来雕琢，让恐惧也长出维多利亚式的繁复之美。