Portrait à l'Encre de Chine et Fleurs de Cerisier

A delicate ink wash and watercolor portrait of [a young East Asian woman] in right-facing side profile with eyes closed, serene and introspective. Her [black] hair is swept dramatically backward to the left, merging into loose watery ink splashes, fine stray strands, and branching brush lines. A single cluster of pale cherry blossom branches is embedded through the back of her hair, featuring small white and blush-pink flowers, delicate buds, and muted olive-gray leaves. She wears a loose, translucent [white kimono-like robe] rendered with soft gray ink shadows and minimal detail. Composition is vertical, centered slightly to the right, leaving balanced negative space around the head and ink bloom. Set against an off-white textured paper background with visible watercolor grain. Style: traditional Asian sumi-e ink wash fused with modern watercolor portraiture, monochrome grays with subtle peach skin tones and blush accents, splattered ink droplets, feathered wet-on-wet edges, and fine facial contour lines. No text, borders, watermarks, or photorealistic elements.