Triptyque d'un Duel de Samouraïs au Lavis

A continuous triptych of three vertical panels side by side in a classic woodblock print and ink-wash style. Subject: [a young Chinese samurai girl] and [an older samurai man] fighting with katanas in front of historic architecture with wooden temples, tiled roofs, lattice screens, and stone lanterns. Composition across the three panels: Left panel shows the two warriors facing off with swords drawn in a tense stance; middle panel shows them mid-clash with crossing blades, sparks, motion lines, and dynamic poses; right panel captures a decisive strike moment with one warrior lunging forward while the other parries. Maintain consistent faces, armor, and garments across all three panels. Style and lighting: strong black ink linework, subtle watercolor washes, visible brushwork, aged textured parchment finish. Dark brownish and sepia-toned color palette with ochre, umber, and deep shadow contrast creating historical, cinematic drama.