Siblings tying a rakhi inside a house outline made of green rakhi cord

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Siblings tying a rakhi inside a house outline made of green rakhi cord

An off-white textured paper background under soft, diffused studio light. A single twisted green rakhi cord runs across the frame and bends into a house silhouette. It ends in a looped knot with two gold bells, tying the festival to home ownership. Inside the house, a boy in a cream kurta and a girl in a maroon suit tie a rakhi, and their clothes add warm colour to the restrained palette.

Palette

#eae1df
#cac0b3
#a59579
#746243
#224214
#fcfafa

Layout: A large green serif headline is centred at the top. In the middle, a twisted green cord forms a house outline that frames two seated children, with a rakhi knot and gold bells at its base. Centred body copy sits below it, and a white footer strip holds the logo on the left, the location in the centre and the phone number on the right.
Typography: Dark-green classic serif for the headline in title case, with a lighter serif subline; small clean sans for the body and footer.

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Art direction to follow:
- The idea: Siblings tying a rakhi inside a house outline made of green rakhi cord.
- Look and feel: An off-white textured paper background under soft, diffused studio light. A single twisted green rakhi cord runs across the frame and bends into a house silhouette. It ends in a looped knot with two gold bells, tying the festival to home ownership. Inside the house, a boy in a cream kurta and a girl in a maroon suit tie a rakhi, and their clothes add warm colour to the restrained palette.
- Layout: A large green serif headline is centred at the top. In the middle, a twisted green cord forms a house outline that frames two seated children, with a rakhi knot and gold bells at its base. Centred body copy sits below it, and a white footer strip holds the logo on the left, the location in the centre and the phone number on the right.
- Typography: Dark-green classic serif for the headline in title case, with a lighter serif subline; small clean sans for the body and footer.
- Colours: #eae1df, #cac0b3, #a59579, #746243, #224214, #fcfafa (background #eae1df, text #224214, accent #224214).
- Mood and details: warm, heartfelt, wholesome, rakhi thread shaped as house outline, siblings tying rakhi, golden bells, twisted cord.
- Reference image, only if you can open it: https://media.uidiscovery.com/captures/creatives/1134907174877648948-698eb4d8f9c5.png (if you can't, carry on from these notes; don't ask me for it).

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