Portrait de Prêtresse du Tonnerre Japonaise

A dramatic vertical fantasy portrait of [Oyagi], a powerful Japanese thunder shrine maiden suspended in a storm. She is framed from mid-thigh upward in a dynamic floating pose, body angled slightly to the right with her head tilted back in a calm, fierce expression. Long black hair whips wildly in the gale. One arm extends downward-left with elegant fingers, while the other rests lowered at her side. She wears layered translucent white kimono sleeves with delicate floral embroidery, a dark navy hakama-style skirt, a fitted white bodice, ornate red waist cords with tassels, silver chains and charms, and dangling earrings with subtle red accents. Behind her hovers a circular sacred halo frame holding exactly five large silver tomoe drum-like emblems: one at the top center, one upper-left, one upper-right, one mid-left, and one mid-right. The environment is a turbulent night thunderstorm filled with dark swirling clouds, driving rain, and water droplets splashing across the lens. Layered silhouettes of Japanese maple leaves and blossoms frame the edges, with prominent pale leaves at the lower-left and upper-right. A jagged bolt of electric white lightning strikes from the upper-left, crossing in front of her sleeve and torso before branching toward the lower-right, brightly illuminating rain mist and sheer fabric. Style: Cinematic photorealistic fantasy fused with Japanese mythological illustration. Predominantly monochrome deep cobalt blue palette punctuated by brilliant electric white highlights and tiny red accents. High contrast, sharp focus on the face, ethereal glow, intricate textile textures. A small, elegant signature and date appear in the bottom-right corner reading "[July 22, 2026]" and "[Oyagi]". No modern objects, no extra characters.