3D Hagoita (Japanese Battledore) Image Generation Prompt

Prompt

{argument name="Characteristics of the character in the reference image" default="The woman in the attached image. Regenerate with a sexy vibe."}: The woman in the attached image. Regenerate with a sexy vibe.  {argument name="Outfit" default="the luxurious kimono in the image"}: the luxurious kimono in the image  {argument name="Sign text" default="raion"}: raion  A high-quality photograph of a Japanese traditional New Year decoration, a “hagoita,” displayed inside a glass case with a luxurious white-wood frame. The image is in a vertical portrait size suitable for a smartphone screen.  Angle and composition: The hagoita is captured from a “diagonal front” angle. By tilting it rather than viewing it straight on, the thickness of the hagoita and the three-dimensional raised texture of the oshie are emphasized, creating a composition with a strong sense of depth.  Hagoita design: In the center of the hagoita is a three-dimensional character made using the traditional Japanese craft technique called “oshie.”  Character features: {argument name="Characteristics of the character in the reference image" default="The woman in the attached image. Regenerate with a sexy vibe."} The character is not depicted full-body, but only as a large “upper body.” Legs and the hem are not drawn.  Character outfit: {argument name="Outfit" default="the luxurious kimono in the image"} made from vivid, textured Japanese fabric such as chirimen or nishiki.  The kimono sleeves and decorations dramatically extend far beyond the left and right edges of the physical board, spreading out as if floating in the air. The fabric is layered many times over, giving it an overwhelming sense of volume and dimensionality.  Background board surface: The surface of the board behind the character is not plain wood, but lavishly decorated with “gold leaf” and “gold-painted cherry blossoms and fans.” Traditional Japanese patterns are painted without any gaps, making it extremely dazzling.  Handle (shaft): The handle is not just a bare wooden stick either; it is decorated with black lacquer, gold patterns, and beautiful decorative cords and tassels wrapped around it.  Accessories: At the base of the hagoita, there is an ornamental “temari” ball. Beside the hagoita (on the front side), there is a white-wood standing signboard. The signboard also has thickness, and the wood texture is realistic.  [Impor...