North Indian Krishna Janmashtami Yashoda Krishna Portrait

Create a premium, hyperrealistic North Indian–style Krishna Janmashtami devotional portrait in a vertical 4:5 ratio. FACE AND IDENTITY REFERENCES: * Reference Image 1: Use the woman’s face exclusively for Yashoda. * Reference Image 2: Use the child’s face exclusively for young Krishna. * Preserve both facial identities with extremely high accuracy. * Retain their exact face shapes, eyes, eyebrows, noses, lips, smiles, complexions, ages and natural facial characteristics. * Do not replace their faces with generic faces. * Do not excessively beautify, smooth or alter their facial features. YASHODA: Depict the woman as Yashoda, seated gracefully on a traditional embroidered divan and holding Krishna securely and lovingly on her lap. Dress her in a regal North Indian/Rajasthani lehenga-choli in deep emerald green and crimson red. Include intricate antique-gold zari embroidery, floral motifs, sequins and detailed gota-patti work. Drape a crimson embroidered odhani modestly over the back of her head and across her shoulder. Add refined North Indian bridal-style kundan and polki jewellery, including: * Kundan choker * Long layered necklace * Traditional jhumkas * Maang tikka * Small gold nose pin * Gold and stone bangles * Decorative rings Add one small, elegant, round ruby gemstone bindi centred naturally between her eyebrows. It should resemble a tiny faceted stone sticker with subtle glitter and a delicate golden-white reflection from the surrounding oil lamps. Keep it tasteful and proportional to her face. Give Yashoda a warm maternal expression as she looks affectionately towards Krishna. Keep her face clearly visible in a natural three-quarter angle. YOUNG KRISHNA: Transform the child into young Krishna while preserving the child’s exact, recognizable face and natural complexion. Do not cover the child’s face with dark or opaque blue paint. Dress Krishna in a bright pitambar-yellow silk dhoti with rich royal-blue and antique-gold brocade borders. Add a matching blue-and-gold embroidered angavastram draped elegantly over one shoulder. Include child-sized traditional ornaments: * Kundan and pearl necklaces * Gold waist belt * Armlets * Bracelets * Earrings * Anklets * Small decorative rings Place an ornate child-sized mukut in Krishna’s hair, decorated with kundan stones and one prominent natural peacock feather. Add a delicate white Vaishnava tilak on Krishna’s forehead. Give him a small golden bansuri held naturally with both hands. Krishna should have a joyful, innocent smile and look gently towards the viewer. Add only a faint cool divine aura around him without changing his natural skin colour. POSE AND COMPOSITION: Yashoda should sit on the left, with Krishna seated securely on her lap towards the right. Yashoda looks lovingly at Krishna while Krishna looks towards the viewer. Keep both faces unobstructed, sharply focused and clearly recognizable. Show their complete outfits, jewellery and affectionate interaction. Maintain anatomically correct child proportions, realistic hands, natural fingers and believable contact between Yashoda and Krishna. BACKGROUND AND SETTING: Place them inside a richly decorated North Indian Vrindavan haveli courtyard during Krishna Janmashtami celebrations. Include: * Ornately carved cream sandstone pillars * Traditional arches and jharokha details * Marigold, jasmine and red-rose garlands * Brass oil lamps with warm flames * Colourful flower rangoli * Scattered rose and marigold petals * Festive golden fairy lights * A beautifully painted traditional matki filled with fresh white butter * Soft devotional decorations in the background LIGHTING AND VISUAL STYLE: Use warm golden diya lighting with gentle cinematic rim light. Create a sacred, affectionate, celebratory and luxurious atmosphere. Use a rich colour palette of emerald green, crimson red, pitambar yellow, royal blue, antique gold, rose pink and warm amber. Produce an ultra-detailed cinematic Indian devotional photograph with: * Realistic skin texture * Natural facial details * Fine textile embroidery * Reflective gemstone jewellery * Authentic silk fabric texture * Soft background bokeh * Professional depth of field * Premium festival-campaign quality * Sharp facial focus * Photorealistic lighting IMPORTANT CONSTRAINTS: * Highest priority: preserve both uploaded facial identities. * Use only the woman’s face for Yashoda. * Use only the child’s face for Krishna. * Keep both subjects age-appropriate. * Only Yashoda should have the small ruby stone bindi. * Krishna should have only the white Vaishnava tilak. * Keep the religious representation respectful and tasteful. * Do not use South Indian saree or temple-jewellery styling. * Do not apply heavy blue colouring to Krishna’s face. * Do not create an oversized bindi, crown or jewellery. * Avoid distorted faces, asymmetrical eyes and artificial plastic skin. * Avoid extra fingers, missing fingers, additional limbs and unnatural hands. * Do not crop either face, Krishna’s feet or the peacock feather. * Do not add other people. * No text, captions, logos, signatures or watermarks.