Rakhi Thali Flower Portrait – Brother Sister Floral Art

Use the uploaded brother-and-sister photo as the primary identity reference. Recreate the two people as a beautiful handcrafted floral portrait made entirely from colorful marigold petals and carefully arranged natural flower materials, while preserving their recognizable facial features, expressions, hairstyles, skin tones, and overall identity.
Create a top-down, overhead composition showing a large traditional round copper/brass thali placed on a rustic warm wooden surface. Inside the center of the thali, create a detailed flower-petal portrait of the brother and sister sitting close together in a loving sibling pose.
The brother should retain his recognizable hairstyle, glasses, moustache, facial structure, and clothing characteristics from the reference photo. The sister should retain her recognizable facial features, hairstyle, smile, and traditional blue outfit characteristics from the reference photo. Do not replace their identities with generic faces.
Build the portrait using densely arranged orange and yellow marigold petals, flower pieces, small seeds, colored grains, and other natural decorative materials. The petals should form realistic facial features, hair, clothing, outlines, shadows, and textures. Make the artwork look handcrafted rather than digitally printed.
Place a colorful traditional Rakhi beside the portrait inside the thali. Add subtle festive details such as loose marigold flowers and scattered petals around the thali. Include small traditional bowls containing red kumkum and uncooked white rice around the outside of the plate.
At the bottom inside the copper thali, create elegant handwritten-style lettering made from white rice grains that clearly reads: "Happy Rakhi 2026".
Lighting should be warm, soft, natural, and slightly cinematic. Emphasize the texture of the copper thali, individual flower petals, rice grains, rakhi threads, wooden table grain, and handcrafted floral artwork.
The final result should look like a premium handcrafted Indian Raksha Bandhan floral artwork photographed from directly above, with realistic materials, intricate details, warm festive colors, natural imperfections, and an authentic handmade feeling.
Composition: perfectly centered circular thali, top-down flat-lay photography, vertical portrait format, balanced negative space around the plate, highly detailed foreground, realistic material textures, warm Indian festive aesthetic, premium editorial food-and-craft photography.
IMPORTANT: Preserve the identity of the people from the uploaded reference photo. Do not invent different faces. Do not add extra people. Do not create extra arms, hands, eyes, fingers, or facial features. Avoid plastic, CGI, cartoon, or generic AI-looking faces. Keep the floral portrait recognizable and anatomically coherent.
No watermark, no logo, no random text, no extra typography, no modern objects, no distorted objects, no duplicate flowers, no unnatural colors.