La lavandière des étoiles oubliées

A poetic fantasy night seascape titled "[The Washerwoman of Forgotten Stars]". In the center, an elderly washerwoman with silver hair in a loose bun sits in a weathered wooden rowboat on a dark, calm ocean, wearing a simple pale linen dress. She is gently pinning luminous, star-washed laundry to a taut clothesline stretched across the scene between two enormous glowing crescent moons—one on the far left and one on the far right, both radiating a warm ivory-gold light like celestial anchors. Along the clothesline hang exactly 10 translucent glowing garments: a long ragged veil, a large square sheet, a long nightgown, a smaller central dress, a softly billowing dress, two tiny lace doll-like bodices, a long flowing bridal gown trailing downward, a large draped sheet, and a narrow tattered scarf. The fabrics appear woven from starlight, sheer silk, lace, and moon dust, embedded with tiny sparkling constellations. Beside her in the boat rests a wicker laundry basket overflowing with glowing cloth, and two oars are resting in the rowlocks. Deep navy ocean with rippling silver reflections beneath the moons and hanging fabrics; vast star-filled blue-black sky with faint horizon clouds. Dreamlike painterly style, cinematic wide composition, delicate brushwork, magical realism, soft golden-white illumination, serene melancholy mood. No text, no watermark.