The Woven Eclipse

Scene: A terracotta studio with a large suspended woven disc.
Style: Architectural Indian fusion and tactile assemblage.
Lighting: A hard circular spotlight with soft facial fill.
Mood: Strong, sculptural, grounded.
Colors: Terracotta, black, copper.
Composition: Centered three-quarter portrait; the woven disc sits off-axis behind one shoulder.

Prompt:
Use my supplied reference portrait and preserve my exact face identity, facial structure, skin tone, and recognizable features without face reshaping or identity drift. Create an architectural Indian fusion editorial featuring a black draped saree, a structured copper-toned blouse, and one sculptural cuff. Set me against terracotta plaster with a large suspended woven disc positioned behind one shoulder. A circular spotlight defines the setting; soft neutral fill keeps my face clear and its skin tone accurate. Add small tactile collage fragments of woven fiber and copper foil at the outer margins. Precise pleats, confident stance, three-quarter portrait, 4:5.

STRICT FACE IDENTITY LOCK — HIGHEST PRIORITY: Use the uploaded reference photograph as the sole identity source. Preserve the exact recognizable face, facial anatomy, face shape, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, cheeks, jawline, skin tone, age, hairline, natural asymmetry, and realistic facial proportions. No beautification, facial reshaping, slimming, artificial smoothing, aging, or identity alteration.