Ratu Pendeta Mesir di Badai Pasir

Dark fantasy cinematic artwork of a monumental [ancient Egyptian priestess-queen] emerging from a violent desert sandstorm. The priestess stands with sovereign authority on a diagonally sloping sand dune, positioned lower-mid to center-left in a dramatic vertical composition. She wears an elaborate ceremonial cobra uraeus headdress, an ornate golden collar, and flowing, weathered ritual robes that trail downward. Her right hand firmly grips an ornate ceremonial scepter, while her left arm rests naturally at her side with anatomically precise five-fingered hands. Her lower body and robe hems seamlessly dissolve into fluid ribbons of swirling sand, fine dust particles, and smoke-like turbulence with open, painterly edges. A colossal, sculpted storm cloud towers behind her, dominating the upper frame. Soft, dust-filtered cinematic amber lighting illuminates her serene, regal face, collar, and scepter with sacred highlights and delicate falloff. Palette of deep ochre, sandy gold, burnt umber, and weathered temple bronze. Tactile fine film grain texture, hyper-detailed facial features and textiles, soft atmospheric depth.