Five red clay diyas arranged as a flower, each holding gold earrings

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Five red clay diyas arranged as a flower, each holding gold earrings

The background is a deep royal-blue textured canvas under soft top lighting, with gentle drop shadows beneath terracotta-red diyas that have purple rims. The five diyas point their tips to the centre like petals, and each holds a pair of antique gold earrings set with red and green stones, making the jewellery the focal point. Small gold scroll flourishes frame the offer area, and a gold coin signals the value offer. The finish is a warm, premium print ad with a functional white information footer.

Palette

#1f3258
#3c547c
#dddddb
#7a2e30
#a44836
#4f2021

Layout: The flower of five diyas fills the top two-thirds, centred on a blue canvas, with the logo and collection title stacked at lower right. Offer text and a gold coin sit at lower left, and a white band at the bottom holds dense terms and store addresses.
Typography: Decorative gold display caps with flared, Indian-inspired letterforms; clean white rounded sans for offer lines; small black sans for fine print.

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Language for any text on the design: English.
Size: 1080 × 1670 px (same shape as the reference).

Art direction to follow:
- The idea: Five red clay diyas arranged as a flower, each holding gold earrings.
- Look and feel: The background is a deep royal-blue textured canvas under soft top lighting, with gentle drop shadows beneath terracotta-red diyas that have purple rims. The five diyas point their tips to the centre like petals, and each holds a pair of antique gold earrings set with red and green stones, making the jewellery the focal point. Small gold scroll flourishes frame the offer area, and a gold coin signals the value offer. The finish is a warm, premium print ad with a functional white information footer.
- Layout: The flower of five diyas fills the top two-thirds, centred on a blue canvas, with the logo and collection title stacked at lower right. Offer text and a gold coin sit at lower left, and a white band at the bottom holds dense terms and store addresses.
- Typography: Decorative gold display caps with flared, Indian-inspired letterforms; clean white rounded sans for offer lines; small black sans for fine print.
- Colours: #1f3258, #3c547c, #dddddb, #7a2e30, #a44836, #4f2021 (background #dddddb, text #4f2021, accent #a44836).
- Mood and details: festive, rich, elegant, clay diyas, flower arrangement, gold earrings, gold coin, scroll ornaments, textured canvas.
- Reference image, only if you can open it: https://media.uidiscovery.com/captures/creatives/51580358228831630-21418a3e5d83.jpg (if you can't, carry on from these notes; don't ask me for it).

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- 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.

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