첫돌 한복 백자 소반 다과 (전통 다과 톤)

[Purpose]
Convert the user's attached baby photo into a Korean first-birthday closeup hanbok portrait, with the baby in a warm beige hanbok and beige gulre crown, seated behind a low traditional Korean wooden tray (소반) holding three small white porcelain jars and Korean traditional tea snacks, refined traditional tea-time mood.

[Scene — image-to-image edit, preserve identity]
Use the user's attached baby photo as the base. PRESERVE the child's identity (face proportions, eye shape, skin tone, soft chubby mochi cheeks). The child remains recognizably the same.

Korean Asian baby (9 to 14 months), soft mochi cheeks, gentle warm expression, soft wispy baby hair fully covered by the headdress.

OUTFIT — warm beige refined hanbok:
- HEADDRESS (FITTED, FULLY COVERS hair, mask-friendly): a soft WARM BEIGE SILK GULRE (굴레, traditional Korean baby crown) with subtle gold-thread embroidery (simple geometric Korean patterns), fitted snugly to baby's head, FULLY COVERS hair, NO hair visible, sharp clean oval boundary around the face.
- JEOGORI: SOFT WARM BEIGE silk Korean hanbok jeogori with crisp dark brown donjeong (collar trim) and soft caramel piping at the cuffs.
- SKIRT/PANTS: matching WARM BEIGE Korean hanbok skirt or wide loose pants.
- SOCKS: tiny cream knit socks.

POSE & PROP — closeup with soban and tea snacks:
- The baby is seated upright behind a LOW TRADITIONAL KOREAN WOODEN TRAY (소반, about 50cm wide, polished dark walnut wood, slightly raised legs ~10cm).
- Baby's body slightly leaning forward, both hands gently RESTING ON the front edge of the soban (NOT touching the food), fingers visibly relaxed.
- On top of the soban, arranged in a refined uncluttered tea-time composition:
  - 3 SMALL WHITE PORCELAIN JARS (백자 작은 단지, each about 10cm tall, smooth creamy white glaze, subtle natural kiln variation, each with a small wooden lid), arranged in a loose triangle at the back of the tray.
  - 1 small plate of KOREAN RICE CAKES (떡, 3 to 4 small soft pastel-colored songpyeon or jeolpyeon in soft pink, soft green, and cream), front left.
  - 1 small plate of KOREAN GANGJEONG (강정, 3 to 4 small honey-coated rice puff treats with seeds), front right.
  - 1 small WHITE PORCELAIN TEACUP with steaming Korean FLOWER TEA (꽃차, gentle amber color with a few visible dried chrysanthemum petals), beside the snack plates.
  - Optional: 1 small wooden teaspoon (light bamboo).

BACKDROP:
- Smooth WARM BEIGE PLASTER WALL behind the baby (no patterns, no clutter).
- Polished dark walnut hardwood floor with a woven natural jute rug under the soban.
- Soft natural daylight from the side, gentle warm tone, no harsh shadows.

BABY PROMINENCE RULE (CRITICAL):
- Baby is PRIMARY SUBJECT, centered in the closeup frame.
- Baby's HEAD/FACE occupies at least 25 to 30% of canvas height (closeup composition).
- Soban at lap-to-chest level (in front of the baby), NOT covering the face.
- Tea snacks on soban, NOT near the baby's face.
- Camera at the baby's eye level or slightly above, ZOOMED IN.

[Style]
Premium Korean first-birthday hanbok portrait photography with traditional refined tea-time mood. Soft warm natural daylight from the side, gentle film grain. Baby's skin natural and lovely. Color palette: warm beige plaster + warm beige hanbok + dark brown donjeong + dark walnut soban and floor + creamy white porcelain + soft pastel rice cakes + amber flower tea. Realistic photographic tone (NOT illustration).

[Text]
NO text overlay, NO logos, NO watermarks, NO personal names, NO numbers, NO dates. Only optional traditional Korean lucky Hanja (壽·福·喜) faintly embossed on the porcelain jar surfaces is acceptable.

[Aspect]
2:3 portrait (896×1200). COMPOSITION SAFETY: Output canvas 1024×1536 → center-cropped to 896×1200. Keep critical content (face, gulre headdress, jeogori upper body, soban front edge) within rows 80-1456.

[🚫 IMPORTANT]
- Preserve the child's face, eye shape, skin tone, and natural body proportions EXACTLY from the source photo.
- Soban in front of baby at lap-to-chest level, NEVER covering the face.
- Tea snacks (rice cakes, gangjeong, flower tea) stay on the soban surface, NEVER near baby's mouth (no choking-hazard implication).
- Hands visibly resting on front edge of soban, NOT touching the food.
- Face occlusion strictly prohibited — hanbok, gulre, soban, snacks never cross the face.
- Natural baby anatomy (5 fingers per hand, 5 toes per foot).
- Strict Joseon Korean style — NO Chinese imperial costume crossover, NO Japanese tea ceremony crossover (this is Korean dado tea-snack tradition).
- Avoid excessive saturation — premium muted traditional tone.