Thai Fruit Carved Watermelon Portrait

A close-up photorealistic still life of a whole watermelon carved in the center with an intricate portrait of [brown hair, short twin tails, red eyes, slightly pointed teeth (giza teeth)], executed in traditional Thai fruit carving style. The character's face is sculpted using negative space and layered depth, with eyes expressed strictly through carving lines, uncarved skin, and white rind steps without artificial color or painted pupils. Deep relief carving exposes the red flesh gradient beneath. Surrounding the character are elegant sculpted rose reliefs, geometric arabesques, and three-dimensional spiral patterns contrasting green rind, white mesocarp, and red fruit pulp. Captured from a 3/4 oblique side angle, with the stem hidden. Placed on an ornate silver platter over a tablecloth, surrounded by an abundant arrangement of fresh strawberries, grapes, sliced oranges, and mixed berries. Bright natural lighting, shallow depth of field, tactile knife marks and artisan carving textures.