Wüstenkönigin und weiße Schlange

Fantasy oil-painting style portrait of a pale, regal queen with long flowing [silver-white] hair seated on an ornate carved throne inside a luxurious desert pavilion. She wears a delicate gold crown and an elaborate deep [crimson red] gown with sheer draped sleeves, gold chain lattice embroidery, jeweled bodice details, layered jewelry, and lace-up golden sandals, with one leg crossed forward through a high slit in a poised, commanding pose. Coiled beside her on the right is an enormous albino serpent rising to shoulder height, featuring pearl-white scales, calm golden eyes, and gold neck jewelry studded with red gemstones. The lavish nomadic royal tent features burgundy and ivory translucent curtains, tassels, embroidered fabrics, patterned Persian rugs, a small round table with fruit and metal cups, a treasure chest, and a parchment map in the foreground. Through the tent opening lies a sunlit desert encampment with pale tents, banners, and distant spires under warm afternoon cinematic light streaming through fabric. Romantic Pre-Raphaelite composition, muted reds and golds, shallow depth of field, high fantasy realism.