Schaukasten-Diorama mit Alchemistin aus Papierschichten

A photorealistic tabletop product shot of a handmade layered craft-paper shadow box diorama inside a deep square black frame. In the center stands a fantasy alchemist girl from [Toxic Party] with [long flowing white hair], a softly obscured face, a pale green long coat with split tails, dark green leggings, brown leather boots, crisscrossing chest straps, belt pouches, and exactly 7 small potion bottles strapped around her waist. She poses dynamically with one arm raised in a greeting or spell-casting gesture and the other extended sideways. The entire laboratory interior is constructed from layered cut paper and cardboard with visible stacked physical depth: arched shelves, a gothic window, wooden ceiling beams, a stone-tile floor, and glowing warm lantern light. The diorama contains exactly 24 laboratory vessels and glass bottles: 7 on the left upper shelves, 6 on the left lower shelves and table, 4 on the rear middle shelves, 3 on the right shelves, 2 large bottles on the floor, and 2 bottles attached to the foreground furniture. Exactly 5 foreground props rest inside the box: an open sketchbook with alchemy diagrams, a low worktable, a small crate, a brazier furnace glowing with orange flame, and a large round-bottom flask. A parchment sign on the right wall reads "[Laboratoire de Saint-Germain Paris, 1768]". The framed diorama sits on a real craft workspace surrounded by a green cutting mat, scattered paper scraps in tan, brown, sage, and white, a metal ruler, a precision craft knife, tweezers, a bottle of craft glue labeled "[CRAFT GLUE]", a ceramic jar filled with brushes and pencils, and a cardboard storage box. Warm studio tabletop lighting, shallow depth of field, visible paper fiber textures, and delicate layered cast shadows create a cozy handmade aesthetic.