Goddess silhouette whose gown becomes a white mountain before a red disc

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Goddess silhouette whose gown becomes a white mountain before a red disc

A deep navy background carries low-contrast repeated Devanagari mantra text in circular rings. A grungy, painterly red disc with ragged brush edges sits at the centre. It holds white rounded tripundra-style horizontal lines that a side-profile woman silhouette with a bun passes through. Her silhouette widens into a smooth white slope that anchors the bottom and gives the text a clean area. The finish is a flat, conceptual, high-contrast mix of navy, red and white.

Palette

#020a34
#efede9
#cf2128
#a21a22
#cabbbb
#9c8c90

Layout: A textured red circle sits in the centre with a white female silhouette in front of it. Her gown flows down into a wide white mountain shape at the bottom, where a centred two-line message and URL sit. A white logo sits top left.
Typography: Clean medium-weight grotesk sans in black, centred; the background uses faint Devanagari mantra text arranged in concentric rings.

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Size: 1080 × 1080 px (Instagram square).

Art direction to follow:
- The idea: Goddess silhouette whose gown becomes a white mountain before a red disc.
- Look and feel: A deep navy background carries low-contrast repeated Devanagari mantra text in circular rings. A grungy, painterly red disc with ragged brush edges sits at the centre. It holds white rounded tripundra-style horizontal lines that a side-profile woman silhouette with a bun passes through. Her silhouette widens into a smooth white slope that anchors the bottom and gives the text a clean area. The finish is a flat, conceptual, high-contrast mix of navy, red and white.
- Layout: A textured red circle sits in the centre with a white female silhouette in front of it. Her gown flows down into a wide white mountain shape at the bottom, where a centred two-line message and URL sit. A white logo sits top left.
- Typography: Clean medium-weight grotesk sans in black, centred; the background uses faint Devanagari mantra text arranged in concentric rings.
- Colours: #020a34, #efede9, #cf2128, #a21a22, #cabbbb, #9c8c90 (background #020a34, text #efede9, accent #cf2128).
- Mood and details: spiritual, bold, contemplative, red sun disc, tripundra lines, woman silhouette, white mountain drape, Devanagari mantra pattern.
- Reference image, only if you can open it: https://media.uidiscovery.com/captures/creatives/544302304987530476-0ee0e3db0016.png (if you can't, carry on from these notes; don't ask me for it).

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