Baby First Birthday Hanji Calligraphy with Dolsang Name and Date

[Purpose]
Premium Korean first-birthday solo portrait of an awake baby in a soft ivory hanbok, seated behind a richly arranged traditional dolsang (first-birthday table), against a warm hanji backdrop featuring brushstroke calligraphy of the baby's name and the first-birthday date.

[Scene — image-to-image edit, preserve identity]
Use the user's attached first-birthday baby photo as the base. PRESERVE the child's identity (face proportions, eye shape, skin tone, chubby cheek fullness, soft baby hair). The baby's natural hair is fully covered by the fitted soft khaki-pink gulle cap — do not transfer the user's hair. The child must remain recognizably the same.

Korean Asian baby aged approximately 360 to 400 days, soft chubby mochi cheeks, bright happy awake expression with eyes softly open and a wide gentle smile.

OUTFIT (paid face-swap pipeline — headwear FULLY covers hair):
- HEADDRESS (FITTED, FULLY COVERS hair): a soft khaki-pink linen Korean baby gulle cap with a sharp clean oval boundary fully covering the natural hair. Small abstract floral and leaf embroidery in soft ivory and pale gold thread (NEVER readable Chinese characters or letters).
- JEOGORI: a soft ivory cream silk Korean baby jeogori top with subtle abstract floral roundel embroidery in soft blush pink and ivory thread on the front panels (NEVER Chinese characters — pure abstract floral motifs).
- CHIMA: a soft pale mint green silk chima (long pleated skirt) wrapped around the lower body, fully covering the legs. White traditional baby beoseon socks on tiny feet.

POSE — both hands clap (양손 박수):
- Baby seated upright on a low traditional wooden ottoman behind the dolsang, both tiny hands held up in front of the chest, palms gently together in a soft natural CLAP pose. Both hands display natural baby anatomy with 5 fingers each.
- Bright happy open-mouth smile, eyes softly open and curious.

PROP — rich dolsang foreground (CRITICAL first-birthday signature):
- In front of the baby on a low wide traditional dark wooden dolsang tray (about 100 cm wide): a row of 4 small ivory baekseolgi rice cakes (white rice cake cubes about 5 cm each, arranged in a row); a small brass holder with a small bouquet of pale ivory peonies and small white chrysanthemums and soft green leaves; a small mound of green grapes; one persimmon; a small bowl of red strawberries; a tiny brass candle holder with a single small lit ivory candle (soft warm flame); a small white silk cocoon (myeonsa) on a small brass tray; a small thin terracotta vase with a single dried wildflower.

BACKGROUND — hanji calligraphy backdrop with user inputs (CRITICAL composition):
- A soft warm ivory hanji (Korean traditional handmade paper) backdrop fills the upper background area, with subtle pale cherry blossom illustrations gently faded in the corners (soft pink petals and pale jade green leaves, traditional Korean folk illustration style, NOT photorealistic).
- AT THE TOP CENTER of the hanji backdrop: large soft brushstroke calligraphy reading "{baby_name}의 첫돌" in elegant traditional Korean calligraphy (soft black brushstroke ink with natural texture). The text occupies approximately 8% of canvas area, centered at the top.
- AT THE BOTTOM RIGHT corner of the hanji backdrop (above the dolsang but below the calligraphy area): a small brushstroke seal-style date reading "{dol_date}" in soft dark ink. Text occupies approximately 3% of canvas area at the bottom right.
- NO additional sentences, NO supporting messages ("사랑하는 우리 아기" type sentences are FORBIDDEN), NO 壽·福·初誕 character seals or stamps.
- Soft natural studio lighting from the upper-front, creating warm gentle highlights on the hanji and baby.

BABY PROMINENCE RULE (CRITICAL):
- Baby is PRIMARY SUBJECT, ALONE seated behind the dolsang, fills approximately 35% of canvas (baby's upper body + clap pose).
- Baby's HEAD/FACE occupies at least 24% of canvas height.
- Hanji backdrop calligraphy at top center clearly visible and readable.
- Dolsang spread clearly visible in the foreground (lower 30% of canvas).
- Date calligraphy at bottom right clearly visible and readable.
- Camera angle is a slight elevated front view showing dolsang foreground + baby clap + hanji top calligraphy.

[Style]
Premium Korean first-birthday traditional hanji portrait photography. Warm ivory and soft mint palette with pale pink calligraphy accents, soft natural warm studio lighting, gentle film grain. Baby's skin natural fine pores. Calligraphy ink brushstroke texture authentic and elegant. Composition emphasizes the traditional first-birthday signature with name and date personalization.

[Text]
The hanji backdrop shows ONLY the user's baby name calligraphy at the top center and the user's first-birthday date at the bottom right:
- Top center: "{baby_name}의 첫돌" (default value "○○의 첫돌" — the baby's Korean or English name followed by "의 첫돌" meaning "first birthday").
- Bottom right: "{dol_date}" (default value "2026.00.00" in YYYY.MM.DD format).
Total text area combined ≤ 12% of canvas (calligraphy ≤ 8%, date ≤ 3%).
NO other text overlay on the image — NEVER additional Korean sentences (no "사랑하는 우리 아기"), NEVER 壽·福·初誕 Chinese seals or stamps, NEVER English captions, NEVER additional dates or numbers, NEVER logos, NEVER watermarks, NEVER personal names other than the user-input variable.

[Aspect]
2:3 portrait (896x1200). COMPOSITION SAFETY: Output canvas 1024x1536 → center-cropped to 896x1200. Keep critical content (calligraphy top, baby face, dolsang spread, date bottom right) within rows 80-1456 (safe zone).

[🚫 IMPORTANT]
- Use the user's attached photo. PRESERVE face identity. NEVER replace the baby with a different child.
- Korean Asian first-birthday baby with chubby "mochi" cheeks. Hair FULLY covered by the fitted khaki-pink gulle.
- Baby ALONE in the frame — NO adult hands, NO adult arms, NO parents, NO other people visible.
- The ONLY text on the image is the user-input baby name calligraphy + the user-input date. NO additional Korean sentences, NO 壽·福 seals, NO English captions.
- Text area gates: calligraphy ≤ 8% canvas area (top center), date ≤ 3% canvas area (bottom right). Text MUST NOT cross face, dolsang spread, or other primary subjects.
- Clap pose: both hands chest level — never covers the face or chin.
- Natural baby anatomy (5 fingers per tiny hand, no distortion).
- Lit candle: gentle warm small flame, NEVER blows up into the face or dolsang spread.