Hindi-Literaturplakat mit Krieger und Dichter

A vertical literary poster in a muted sepia, ash, and parchment color palette, accented with dramatic gold kintsugi-style fissures running diagonally across the entire composition. The background features aged textured paper, subtle watercolor washes, faint marbling, and soft smoky clouds. In the upper left, a large faded monochrome portrait bust of a dignified older Indian poet in traditional attire emerges softly from the mist. In the upper right, elegant typography displays the title "[परशुराम की प्रतीक्षा]" with a delicate author credit underneath. Centered below, set inside oversized quotation marks, is the primary quote in refined serif Devanagari script: "[जब नाश मनुज पर छाता है, पहले विवेक मर जाता है।]". In the lower half, a mythic Indian warrior (Parashurama) stands heroically on jagged black rocks facing slightly left, with a muscular bare torso, windblown wild dark hair, and a tattered deep red sash trailing in ribbons; he grips a large downward-angled battle axe in his left hand amid swirling dust, embers, and painterly splashes. Flanking the warrior on both sides are two dense, balanced vertical columns of secondary Hindi poetic verses. Painterly digital illustration, fine art poster aesthetic, soft atmospheric lighting with high contrast on the warrior, and delicate glowing gold cracks weaving through the portrait, typography, and stone.