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Rakhi tying two blocks labelled brand and growth, with a thread rising into an arrow

Soft off-white seamless studio backdrop with gentle diffused light and soft shadows. Two matte white stone blocks carry black line icons of a megaphone and a bar chart, joined by a red-and-pearl rakhi with a kundan centre. The red thread rises into an upward arrow with small stage labels along it. Sprigs of dried baby's breath blur softly at both edges, and the palette stays restrained to red, white and charcoal.

Palette

#f1ebe6
#e2d9d1
#cfbbb5
#9b8374
#ba9b93
#8f6356

Layout: Centred layout: logo at the top, then a two-line headline and a short subline. The mid-to-lower section holds a product still-life with two blocks either side of a central rakhi, and a red thread curving up into an arrow that is labelled at each stage. The greeting, a short rule, the tagline and the URL are centred at the bottom.
Typography: Bold dark geometric sans caps paired with large red serif caps for the headline; red serif for the festival name; letter-spaced caps for the greeting; small clean sans for the body copy and labels.

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My brand: [my brand], [what my business sells].
Language for any text on the design: English.
Size: 1080 × 1350 px (Instagram portrait).

Art direction to follow:
- The idea: Rakhi tying two blocks labelled brand and growth, with a thread rising into an arrow.
- Look and feel: Soft off-white seamless studio backdrop with gentle diffused light and soft shadows. Two matte white stone blocks carry black line icons of a megaphone and a bar chart, joined by a red-and-pearl rakhi with a kundan centre. The red thread rises into an upward arrow with small stage labels along it. Sprigs of dried baby's breath blur softly at both edges, and the palette stays restrained to red, white and charcoal.
- Layout: Centred layout: logo at the top, then a two-line headline and a short subline. The mid-to-lower section holds a product still-life with two blocks either side of a central rakhi, and a red thread curving up into an arrow that is labelled at each stage. The greeting, a short rule, the tagline and the URL are centred at the bottom.
- Typography: Bold dark geometric sans caps paired with large red serif caps for the headline; red serif for the festival name; letter-spaced caps for the greeting; small clean sans for the body copy and labels.
- Colours: #f1ebe6, #e2d9d1, #cfbbb5, #9b8374, #ba9b93, #8f6356 (background #f1ebe6, text #8f6356, accent #8f6356).
- Mood and details: clean, optimistic, professional, rakhi, red thread, stone blocks, growth arrow, line icons, dried baby's breath.
- Reference image, only if you can open it: https://media.uidiscovery.com/captures/creatives/1105915252278735847-c3675db5d069.jpg (if you can't, carry on from these notes; don't ask me for it).

Rules:
- Build the same kind of idea around [my brand]: make my product or service the hero, the way the reference does. Don't copy its artwork, people, products, logo or text.
- Leave a clean space for my logo. Never invent a logo, prices, phone numbers or claims.
- One strong idea, few words, and text large enough to read on a phone.

Before you design, ask me for my brand name and what my business sells. Then create the image.

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