In literature, "oddment" is used to convey the idea of a small, miscellaneous fragment or something that remains apart from a larger whole. Authors employ the term to evoke both the mundane and the idiosyncratic—a scrap of life that might be overlooked or undervalued yet carries its own unique quality. In one passage, the term criticizes the imposition of trivial extras that misrepresent the true self [1], while in another it points to a modest, self-fashioned piece that embodies a certain personal ingenuity [2]. At times, an oddment becomes the object of careful attention, an unassuming element extracted, refined, and appreciated for its unconventional form [3], and even a practical measure in everyday dealings carries this nuance, functioning as a small remainder or extra in transaction [4]. Similarly, its use to denote any intriguing, peculiar bit underscores a keen eye for the overlooked and uncommon [5].