Create an ultra-premium luxury silk scarf advertising poster for an original heritage couture brand called AURELIA DYNASTY, preserving the exact structural logic of a refined product-poster layout: one large square silk scarf displayed dramatically in mid-air across the center, one elegant human hand holding a top corner from the upper left, a clean serif headline at the top center, a formal vertical material-and-craft information system on the right side, a concise heritage statement block at the lower left, and a premium collector gift box presentation at the lower right. The final artwork must feel sacred, regal, collectible, culturally rich, and Cannes-level commercial, with the scarf as the absolute visual hero. Brand and text layout: At the top center, place a large elegant serif title: “PHOENIX TIDE” Below it, in smaller refined spaced serif text: “HERITAGE SILK COLLECTION” On the right side, stack three minimalist circular icons with formal English release language: “Mulberry Silk” “Hand-Rolled Edge” “Collector Gift Box” At the lower left, place a short refined campaign statement: “Elegance Woven From Myth” Below that, add two to three tiny product detail lines such as: “90 x 90 cm” “Archival Color Finish” “Edition No. 01” All typography must be original, English-only, beautifully balanced, luxury editorial style, and clean. No copied wording, no cluttered copy, no watermark. Core composition: Use a strict vertical composition on a warm ivory-beige background with soft premium studio lighting. The scarf occupies the central 58 to 68 percent of the frame and is shown floating naturally, held by one realistic hand from the upper left corner, allowing the silk to arc downward and outward in elegant wave-like folds. The scarf must feel large, sacred, graceful, and dominant, like a ceremonial textile being unveiled. The lower right corner contains a premium rigid collector box, slightly open, revealing the folded scarf inside. Keep the overall layout airy and balanced, with the scarf acting as the unquestioned center of gravity. Hero product design: Design one original square silk scarf with a museum-grade East-Asian-inspired mythic artwork. The central composition should feature a phoenix and a dragon in ceremonial dialogue above stylized wave-crests, cloud terraces, and auspicious symbolic forms, surrounded by a highly ornamented border of geometric lattice, medallions, gold-inflected trim bands, tassel-like accents, and regal framing motifs. The artwork must feel rare, intricate, sacred, and collectible, never cartoonish, never generic fantasy, never tourist-souvenir design. Orbit emphasis: Push the mythic centerpiece into a stronger ceremonial relic language. The phoenix and dragon should feel more monumental and spiritually charged, with clearer hierarchy, more layered cloud-sea depth, and more refined gold pattern accents integrated into the border and symbolic separators. The scarf should read like an imperial artifact transformed into fashion, as if it belongs equally in a collector’s archive, a palace treasury, and a couture wardrobe. Increase the sense of ritual through sacred spacing, ornamental cadence, and a stronger visual halo around the central mythic forms. Pattern and visual language: Use a sophisticated palette of imperial teal, jade green, turquoise, antique gold, warm ivory, celadon, muted coral accents, cloud blue, and softened mineral beige. The border should feel denser, richer, and more architectural, framing the central tableau like a ceremonial gateway. The central field must remain readable and elegant, allowing the dragon and phoenix forms to breathe while still feeling sumptuous and layered. The print should feel like a fusion of palace textile design, fine porcelain painting, archival decorative art, and luxury fashion illustration. Material realism: Render the scarf with extreme realism: premium mulberry silk twill or silk satin texture, soft luminous sheen, subtle weave visibility in highlights, hand-rolled hem thickness, believable fold gravity, edge tension, and fluid drape behavior. The silk must feel featherlight yet rich, with crisp print fidelity, luxurious color depth, and refined specular movement across the folds. Show the scarf as an expensive tactile object, not a flat printed sheet. Hand realism: The visible hand at the upper left must feel elegant and natural, with realistic anatomy, correct finger count, graceful grip, soft skin texture, clean nails, and believable wrist tension as it lifts the scarf corner. The hand should support the presentation quietly and professionally without competing with the product. Collector box presentation: At the lower right, place a rigid luxury presentation box in warm ivory, parchment beige, or soft champagne with a discreet gold emblem and subtle embossed brand mark. One lid may stand upright or rest slightly open, revealing the folded silk inside. The box must feel premium, archival, giftable, and release-ready, with thick board construction, precise edges, and soft-touch finish. It should reinforce the idea that this scarf is a collectible object, not only a wearable accessory. Lighting: Use soft high-end commercial lighting with a warm frontal key and gentle side diffusion. The light must reveal silk sheen, fold depth, print detail, and premium packaging finish without harsh contrast. Add faint soft shadows beneath the floating scarf and the box to ground them naturally. Keep shadows feathered, elegant, and transparent. No muddy blacks, no flat lighting, no harsh studio glare. Background and environment: Keep the background minimal and luxurious: warm ivory-beige seamless backdrop with soft tonal falloff and no clutter. No scenery, no furniture, no distracting props. The environment should feel like a couture presentation space or heritage gallery launch set, existing only to elevate the scarf and its packaging. Advertising finish: The final image must look like a world-class luxury scarf launch poster: one dominant floating ceremonial scarf, refined editorial typography, formal material-and-craft release language, premium collector packaging, immaculate cultural detailing, and exceptional product realism. The scarf must remain the unquestioned focal point at all times. Negative prompt: copied source text, Vietnamese text, Chinese text, cluttered layout, generic scarf print, cartoon dragon, cartoon phoenix, low-detail silk, plastic fabric shine, warped scarf edges, bad hand anatomy, extra fingers, missing fingers, deformed wrist, muddy colors, oversaturated teal, noisy background, cheap gift box, unreadable typography, black blotches, low-resolution pattern, cheap fashion ad, watermark, logo clutter