Navratri Durga Look AI Photo Prompt with Trishul

Create a realistic, richly detailed Navratri festival portrait using my uploaded personal photo as the identity reference.
If a separate example image is supplied, use it only for the red-and-green outfit, jewellery, lighting, and festive atmosphere. Do not copy the example model's face. My personal reference photo determines my identity.

FACE IDENTITY:
Preserve my recognizable facial features as closely as possible: original face shape, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, skin tone, and apparent age. Retain natural skin texture and facial asymmetry. Keep my head angle close to the reference.
Use restrained festive makeup without changing my eye shape, lip shape, or facial proportions. Do not whiten, slim, excessively smooth, or replace my face.

FESTIVE APPEARANCE:
Style me in a respectful Durga-inspired festive costume: a rich red silk saree with a deep-green border, detailed gold zari motifs, and a matching green short-sleeved blouse with embroidered borders.
Add a proportionate traditional gold crown, a small red bindi, gold jhumka earrings, a choker, two layered necklaces, a decorative waist belt, and red-and-gold bangles. Keep the jewellery physically plausible and clearly separated.
Preserve my reference hairline and hair texture, arranging the hair naturally around my shoulders if its length permits. Keep the saree pallu gently draped, without spreading it across the idol.

POSE AND TRISHUL:
Show me standing confidently with a calm, devotional expression and my face visible to the camera.
Hold an ornate golden ceremonial trishul vertically with both hands: one hand around chest level and the other near waist level. Keep the shaft beside my face, never across it.
Show the entire trishul, from its highest tip to its base. Use a natural grip and correct hand anatomy. Keep my human figure anatomically normal, with exactly two arms.

COMPLETE MAA DURGA IDOL — ESSENTIAL:
Include a magnificent, separate Maa Durga idol with a serene painted face, traditional golden crown, red-and-gold attire, red-and-white garlands, jewellery, and multiple arms coherently arranged with sacred attributes.
Show her complete crown, all arms and hands, every weapon tip, clothing, feet, the complete lion, and the entire pedestal.
Nothing belonging to the idol arrangement may be cropped by the canvas or hidden behind me, my trishul, my drape, lamps, or decorations.

LAYOUT THAT PREVENTS CROPPING:
Use a pulled-back, eye-level, full-length composition rather than a tight portrait.
Place the complete shrine on the left, occupying roughly 55–60% of the canvas width. Place me on the right, occupying roughly 30–35%, with a clear gap between our silhouettes.
Position me only slightly forward of the shrine. Keep the idol visually prominent and my face recognizable. Do not place the idol directly behind my body.

Reserve approximately 8% clear space above the highest crown or weapon tip, below the pedestal and my feet, and beside the outermost sacred details.
If any part does not fit, move the camera farther back and scale the complete scene down. Do not solve the composition by cropping or removing arms, weapons, the lion, or the pedestal.

PANDAL AND ATMOSPHERE:
Use an elegant Durga Puja pandal with red drapery, marigold garlands, carved panels, and warm festival lights.
Place brass lamps along the outer edges, clear of the subjects. Include very light incense haze in the distant background and a few rose petals near the floor. Keep faces and sacred details unobstructed.
LIGHTING AND PHOTOGRAPHIC QUALITY:
Use soft neutral light on my face, preserving my natural complexion, with warm golden ambient light around the shrine.
Keep both my face and the complete idol clearly focused. Blur only distant decorations gently. Preserve realistic skin, silk weave, jewellery, sculptural detail, and natural shadows.
Create a polished festival photograph with restrained cinematic contrast. Avoid artificial glow, oversaturated gold, and plastic-looking skin.

FORMAT:
Vertical 4:5 composition, intended for a 1080 × 1350 Instagram post. Keep the full scene inside the frame with comfortable safe margins.
No text, greeting, name, collage, border, logo, or watermark.

Avoid copied example-model identity, altered facial proportions, extra human arms, distorted fingers, merged bodies, intersecting weapons, floating jewellery, cropped crowns, missing idol details, hidden lion, cut-off feet, blurred deity features, and heavy smoke.