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Foldable paper and paper than can accept images.
I'm working on this game of sorts and want to add a 750x750 image. Only way I can see it happening is if I use a tile and given I want this item to be 10-15cm square means it will take up some space on the board.
But if this was a real tabletop game I would just use a square sheet of regular paper that can easily be folded twice and put aside for when it's needed.
if it sounds needless complex, you're right - that's TTS coding for you.