Generates a delicate framed paper-quilling anime portrait with floral hair ornaments, blue butterfly, and customizable plaque text.
Create a vertical framed shadow-box artwork in an elegant paper quilling style, like a one-of-a-kind gallery piece made from narrow curled paper strips. The subject is an anime-style young woman named Nozomu shown in right-facing side profile from the waist up, with very long flowing white and pale silver hair with subtle blue strands. Her hair must be built from many thin layered paper ribbons, spirals, loops, and curled strips, while her face and bare skin remain smooth, soft, premium layered paper rather than frightening or overly textured. She has delicate features, pale skin, a small nose and lips, and large luminous violet-blue eyes with fine anime eyelashes. She wears a white sleeveless dress with soft pleated paper folds and small quilled floral lace details at the bust and shoulder strap, plus a dangling flower earring. Add a lush cluster of exactly 9 visible large hair ornaments on the left side of her head: 3 lavender rose-like quilled flowers, 3 blue five-petal quilled flowers, 2 small white floral blossoms, and 1 pale leaf-and-pearl spray; surround them with many tiny pearl beads and leaf curls. Place exactly 1 blue quilled butterfly hovering near her raised fingertip on the right, with translucent curled-paper wings and dark blue outlines. The background is a pale icy blue panel filled with symmetrical decorative quilling scrollwork: curling vines, spiral rosettes, pearl dots, and teardrop loops in white, sky blue, and light cyan, arranged around the character without covering her face. Enclose the entire artwork inside a deep white wooden frame with a recessed shadow-box mat, visible bevels, soft shadows, and a clean museum-display look. At the bottom center, include a small cream plaque held by exactly 4 gold screws, with the main text のぞむ, the subtitle "NOZOMU", and a tiny English quote reading Whispers of Bloom, Dreams in Blue. In a world of petals and light, she blooms, and hope takes flight.. Use pastel whites, powder blue, lavender, pearl, and silver tones; highly detailed macro paper craft texture; crisp curled paper edges; soft studio lighting; shallow physical depth; cute, refined, delicate, and luxurious. Avoid photorealistic human skin, avoid horror texture, avoid extra characters, and keep all visible text only on the plaque.
