Potret Bangsawan di Paviliun Teh Kuno

A realistic ancient Chinese style portrait of a noble Eastern female lead, visual age approximately [20–28 years old], sitting quietly by a wooden tea table in a warm tea pavilion. She has a soft oval face, clean facial contours, gentle almond eyes, and a quiet, tranquil expression with a subtle, gentle smile, looking down at a ceramic tea cup held delicately in both hands. Her makeup features an [apricot pink] gentle palette with fair, translucent skin showing natural pore texture, soft warm brown and apricot eye shading, delicate lashes, soft blush, and moist natural apricot-pink lips. Her black hair is styled in an elegant low updo with face-framing strands, adorned with light gold leaf hairpins, milky white floral ornaments, small pearl pendants, and slender gold tassels paired with matching drop earrings. She wears an ancient layered cross-collar garment with a flowing long skirt in an [apricot white and champagne gold] palette made of soft silk and delicate gauze, decorated with subtle traditional floral and vine embroidery on the collar and wide flowing sleeves, tailored with modesty and dignified grace. Side-front half-body to three-quarter shot. In the softly blurred background are wooden lattice windows, ceramic tea sets, and a vase with white flower branches. Gentle steam rises from the hot tea cup, creating a soft atmospheric mist beside her face. Illuminated by soft warm-white morning light streaming through the side-rear lattice window, producing delicate rim highlights on her hair and embroidery, complemented by soft, clean front fill light on her face.