Традиционная японская 3D-хагоита в витрине

A high-quality photograph of a traditional Japanese New Year's decorative Hagoita (battledore) displayed inside an elegant glass case with a luxurious white wood frame. Shot from a diagonally forward angle to emphasize the thickness of the wooden board and the sculptural depth of the dimensional Oshie craftwork. At the center of the Hagoita is a large, sculpted upper-body figure made of traditional Japanese Chirimen and Kinran fabrics with multi-layered volume, depicting [Anime-style girl with brown medium hair, red eyes, and slightly pointed gapped teeth] wearing a [Luxurious Furisode Kimono] whose dynamic sleeves spread outward past the edges of the board. The wooden board background is richly adorned with gold leaf, traditional Japanese cherry blossom motifs, and fan patterns. The handle is finished in black lacquer with gold embellishments, tied with ornate decorative cords and tassels. At the base rests a patterned Temari handball, alongside a thick standing wooden sign inscribed with flowing Gyosho brush calligraphy reading "[Tsuno-chan]". The interior background shows subtle gold and pink cherry blossom wave patterns behind the glass, with soft reflections and gallery-quality spotlighting.