3D Hagoita (Japanese Battledore) Image Generation Prompt

[Character features from reference image]: The woman in the attached image. Regenerate her to look sexy.

[Attire]: The luxurious kimono in the image

[Sign text]: lion

A high-quality photograph of a traditional Japanese New Year's decoration, a 'Hagoita' (battledore), displayed inside a glass case with a luxurious white wood frame.
The image is a vertical portrait size suitable for a smartphone screen.

Angle and Composition:
The Hagoita is captured from a 'diagonal front' angle. By applying an angle instead of a straight front view, the thickness of the Hagoita and the three-dimensional relief of the 'Oshie' (appliqué) are emphasized, creating a sense of depth.

Hagoita Design:
In the center of the Hagoita, a three-dimensional character created using the traditional Japanese craft technique 'Oshie' is placed.

Character Features: [Character features from reference image] The character is not full-body; only the 'upper half' is largely sculpted. The feet and hem are not depicted.

Character Attire: Made from vibrant, textured Japanese fabrics (Chirimen or Kinran) in the style of [Attire].

The sleeves and decorations of the kimono have a dynamic design, significantly extending beyond the physical edges of the board to the left and right, spreading into the air. The fabric is layered, creating an overwhelming sense of volume and three-dimensionality.

Background Board Surface: The surface of the board behind the character is not plain wood but is lavishly decorated with 'gold leaf' or 'gold-painted designs of cherry blossoms and fans,' making it gorgeously ornate. Traditional Japanese patterns cover every space, making it extremely brilliant.

Handle (Grip): The handle part is not just a wooden stick but is decorated with 'black lacquer' with gold patterns, or wrapped with beautiful 'decorative cords' and 'tassels.'

Accessories:
A decorative 'Temari' (handball) is placed at the base of the Hagoita.
A white wood stand (tate-kanban) is placed next to (in front of) the Hagoita. The stand also has thickness, and the wood texture is realistic.

[IMPORTANT]: The text on the stand is artistically written in a 'masterful, flowing brush script (Gyosho style)' as if written by a skilled craftsman, spelling out "[Sign text]". The style conveys the blurring of the ink and the force of the brush.

Background and Atmosphere:
The background of the glass case features light pink and gold Japanese patterns (cherry blossoms or flowing water motifs).
There is light reflection on the glass case, and high-quality, luxurious lighting illuminates the piece.

Photorealistic style, 8k resolution, extremely detailed.