Gudi raised on a home balcony in a calendar cell

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Gudi raised on a home balcony in a calendar cell

Textured deep-green paper background divided by lime-yellow grid lines into slightly rotated calendar cells, with faint body text filling some cells. The hero cell shows a white brick wall, a glass door into a modern grey living room, and an ornate black wrought-iron balcony with potted flowers and a gudi with a red cloth and marigolds. Soft realistic lighting on the balcony contrasts with the flat graphic grid. A thin gold ornament divider adds a traditional touch.

Palette

#096729
#358238
#a3ac32
#b3b2ae
#908b86
#dddcd2

Layout: Tilted green calendar grid fills the frame; the centre date cell (30, in red) opens into a 3D balcony scene with a gudi. Large Marathi calligraphy and a wish sit centred below, with an ornamental divider and a small English line.
Typography: Bold yellow Devanagari calligraphic display with swash curls; yellow sans for the date numerals; small bold white-yellow sans for the English body.

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Language for any text on the design: English.
Size: 1080 × 1350 px (Instagram portrait).

Art direction to follow:
- The idea: Gudi raised on a home balcony in a calendar cell.
- Look and feel: Textured deep-green paper background divided by lime-yellow grid lines into slightly rotated calendar cells, with faint body text filling some cells. The hero cell shows a white brick wall, a glass door into a modern grey living room, and an ornate black wrought-iron balcony with potted flowers and a gudi with a red cloth and marigolds. Soft realistic lighting on the balcony contrasts with the flat graphic grid. A thin gold ornament divider adds a traditional touch.
- Layout: Tilted green calendar grid fills the frame; the centre date cell (30, in red) opens into a 3D balcony scene with a gudi. Large Marathi calligraphy and a wish sit centred below, with an ornamental divider and a small English line.
- Typography: Bold yellow Devanagari calligraphic display with swash curls; yellow sans for the date numerals; small bold white-yellow sans for the English body.
- Colours: #096729, #358238, #a3ac32, #b3b2ae, #908b86, #dddcd2 (background #096729, text #dddcd2, accent #a3ac32).
- Mood and details: festive, homely, auspicious, calendar grid, gudi, balcony railing, marigold garland, brick wall, calligraphy.
- Reference image, only if you can open it: https://media.uidiscovery.com/captures/creatives/618189486387520943-ff499531bb8a.jpg (if you can't, carry on from these notes; don't ask me for it).

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