Heiliger Höhlentanz der Ame-no-Uzume

An ornate vertical fantasy anime illustration of [Ame-no-Uzume] dancing in a sacred cave shrine, framed like a luxurious Japanese mythological tarot card. The central female dancer balances on one bare foot upon a round wooden kagura stage, her opposite knee raised, one arm held high clutching a golden suzu bell wand with streaming red ribbons, and the other arm extended gracefully. She wears a revealing layered miko-inspired ceremonial costume featuring flowing white kimono sleeves with red inner lining, gold floral embroidery, black-and-gold ornate waist ornaments, braided cords, tassels, anklets, and ornate jewelry; her long dark hair billows dynamically beneath an elaborate floral-gold divine headdress. Her face is softly obscured and ethereal. Behind her glows a blinding, warm golden cave opening draped with a thick shimenawa rope and six hanging paper shide streamers. Surrounding the stage in shadows are six attendant deities (three on each side) with indistinct faces, raising hands and sacred instruments in worship. Swirling sakura petals, star-like sparkles, mist, ribbons, and a deep indigo-purple cavern backdrop with mystical reflections fill the scene. Framed with an elaborate gold filigree border featuring four corner floral ornaments, dangling bells, tassels, jewels, and circular chrysanthemum crests at the top and bottom center. Dramatic divine backlight, rich gold highlights, deep blue-violet shadows, intricate anime painting style, cinematic vertical composition, no readable text.