Ornate rakhi whose thread turns into coloured electrical wires

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Ornate rakhi whose thread turns into coloured electrical wires

Top-down still-life on a warm beige textured stone surface with soft, diffused natural light and gentle shadows. A gold kundan rakhi with a red stone centre and pearls turns into blue, red, green and yellow insulated wires with exposed copper ends. Scattered rice grains and red flower petals on the left add ritual detail. The palette is muted cream with rich jewel accents, finished as a refined product shot.

Palette

#e3d4c6
#d4c1ac
#fdfdfd
#b79b81
#957356
#683a24

Layout: A gold rakhi sits left of centre, and its thread curves down and back up into a U of four coloured wires ending in bare copper at top right. The headline is centred at the top, the greeting sits inside the curve, and a white footer band holds the logo, tagline and contact details.
Typography: Clean geometric sans caps for the headline; the greeting is a high-contrast display serif with a small spaced-caps kicker and an ornamental divider; the footer uses small sans.

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Art direction to follow:
- The idea: Ornate rakhi whose thread turns into coloured electrical wires.
- Look and feel: Top-down still-life on a warm beige textured stone surface with soft, diffused natural light and gentle shadows. A gold kundan rakhi with a red stone centre and pearls turns into blue, red, green and yellow insulated wires with exposed copper ends. Scattered rice grains and red flower petals on the left add ritual detail. The palette is muted cream with rich jewel accents, finished as a refined product shot.
- Layout: A gold rakhi sits left of centre, and its thread curves down and back up into a U of four coloured wires ending in bare copper at top right. The headline is centred at the top, the greeting sits inside the curve, and a white footer band holds the logo, tagline and contact details.
- Typography: Clean geometric sans caps for the headline; the greeting is a high-contrast display serif with a small spaced-caps kicker and an ornamental divider; the footer uses small sans.
- Colours: #e3d4c6, #d4c1ac, #fdfdfd, #b79b81, #957356, #683a24 (background #e3d4c6, text #683a24, accent #683a24).
- Mood and details: elegant, warm, protective, rakhi, electrical wires, rice grains, flower petals, copper strands.
- Reference image, only if you can open it: https://media.uidiscovery.com/captures/creatives/623537510956582186-f26491336f3c.jpg (if you can't, carry on from these notes; don't ask me for it).

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