Wood-grain silhouette of Lord Rama drawing a bow

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Wood-grain silhouette of Lord Rama drawing a bow

A clean white background carries a faint radial halo of repeated Devanagari 'Ram' text. The hero is a warm honey-toned wood-grain cutout of an archer and temple spires that looks like laser-cut plywood. It merges into a solid wood panel along the bottom, which ties the festival to the product material. The palette is limited to wood brown, white, grey and a blue accent, with flat lighting and a crafted marquetry finish.

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#fdfefd
#be8049
#e7e7e4
#c0936b
#d6cabc
#bcb0a1

Layout: The wish sits top-left and the logo top-right. In the centre, a Rama silhouette with a drawn bow rises out of a wooden band across the bottom, with temple skylines on both sides. The white greeting is centred on the wood band, and the social icons and URL sit in a thin white footer.
Typography: Light and bold geometric sans ('Happy' in light weight, 'Ram Navami' in bold); small grey sans for the wish; spaced caps in the logo.

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Lord Rama archer silhouette
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temple skyline
repeated Devanagari 'राम' pattern
wood grain texture
devotional
calm
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Size: 1080 × 1080 px (Instagram square).

Art direction to follow:
- The idea: Wood-grain silhouette of Lord Rama drawing a bow.
- Look and feel: A clean white background carries a faint radial halo of repeated Devanagari 'Ram' text. The hero is a warm honey-toned wood-grain cutout of an archer and temple spires that looks like laser-cut plywood. It merges into a solid wood panel along the bottom, which ties the festival to the product material. The palette is limited to wood brown, white, grey and a blue accent, with flat lighting and a crafted marquetry finish.
- Layout: The wish sits top-left and the logo top-right. In the centre, a Rama silhouette with a drawn bow rises out of a wooden band across the bottom, with temple skylines on both sides. The white greeting is centred on the wood band, and the social icons and URL sit in a thin white footer.
- Typography: Light and bold geometric sans ('Happy' in light weight, 'Ram Navami' in bold); small grey sans for the wish; spaced caps in the logo.
- Colours: #fdfefd, #be8049, #e7e7e4, #c0936b, #d6cabc, #bcb0a1 (background #fdfefd, text #be8049, accent #c0936b).
- Mood and details: devotional, calm, clean, Lord Rama archer silhouette, bow and arrow, temple skyline, repeated Devanagari 'राम' pattern, wood grain texture.
- Reference image, only if you can open it: https://media.uidiscovery.com/captures/creatives/329888741470031396-517d0e54d55c.jpg (if you can't, carry on from these notes; don't ask me for it).

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