Broderie de l'Impératrice du Tarot

A detailed photorealistic macro photograph of an ornate hand-embroidery artwork inside a round wooden embroidery hoop lying flat on a rustic wooden craft table. The embroidered design features a tarot-card-inspired portrait of [a pink galah cockatoo] as [THE EMPRESS]: the subject sits regally on a plush red-and-gold throne, wearing a jeweled gold crown adorned with red, yellow, and white feathers, a delicate necklace with a red gemstone, and holding a golden scepter. At the lower front of the throne sits a heart-shaped shield embroidered with a gold Venus symbol. The background depicts an antique-gold tapestry with stitched clouds, rolling wheat fields, distant green hills, a winding blue river, floral bouquets beside the throne, and ornate filigree borders. At the top is the Roman numeral [III], and a bottom banner reads [THE EMPRESS]. The embroidery features tangible dimensional textures with visible satin stitch, chain stitch, French knots, metallic gold thread, and subtle thread variations. Surrounding the hoop on the table are real craft supplies: a cardboard tray at upper left holding 12 embroidery floss bobbins in red, pink, yellow, white, olive green, dark green, gray, black, brown, rust, tan, and cream; three loose skeins of floss at lower left in peach, coral pink, and green; a paper color chart at the top with six heart-shaped stitched swatches labeled 742, 744, 745, 783, 780, and 3853; a pair of vintage gold scissors at upper right; a metal thimble; a small round brass bowl with a pincushion; and stray golden and peach thread offcuts near the lower right edge. Lit by warm natural window light, shallow depth of field, crisp focus on the embroidery hoop, cozy artisan workspace atmosphere, rich earthy colors, authentic textile textures, no digital illustration style.