조선시대 왕 (곤룡포)

[Purpose]
Generate a premium Korean Joseon-era royal portrait of a baby King — wearing traditional gonryongpo and ikseongwan, seated formally on a royal cushion inside a palace hall.

[Scene]
Korean Asian baby boy, 9 to 14 months old, soft mochi cheeks, calm gentle expression, looking forward toward the camera. Seated formally in cross-legged or upright posture on a deep red brocade royal cushion atop a polished dark wooden dais. Wearing a full red Joseon-era gonryongpo (royal robe) with a gold-embroidered dragon emblem (龍 motif) on the chest, deep navy collar and trim, wide sleeves tailored down to baby's natural arm length (sleeves do NOT drape on the floor), high-waist sash. A traditional black silk ikseongwan with rear wings sits on baby's head — natural proportion, fully covering the hair. Background: traditional Korean palace interior — a folding silk screen painted with the Sun-Moon-Five-Peaks landscape (Irworobongdo), brass lantern softly glowing on the side, subtle red silk drapery framing the upper edges, polished dark hardwood floor.

[Style]
Premium Korean traditional studio portrait photography. Soft warm tungsten + diffused daylight, gentle golden hour mood, subtle film grain. Baby's skin natural and lovely, no over-retouching. Composition centered, formal royal portrait framing, eye-level camera.

[Text]
No text overlay (clean royal portrait). Only the gold-embroidered Hanja 龍 (dragon) motif visible on the chest as part of the gonryongpo design.

[Aspect]
2:3 portrait (896x1200), top 20% palace background + ikseongwan, middle 50% face + gonryongpo upper body, bottom 30% lower robe + cushion + dais floor.

[🚫 IMPORTANT]
- Korean Asian baby (한국인)
- Generate a fresh baby face — no reference photo used
- Royal robes tailored to baby's body — sleeves and hem do NOT drape on the floor
- Ikseongwan natural proportion (no oversize) — fully covers the hair
- Face occlusion strictly prohibited — ikseongwan sits ABOVE the forehead, NOT covering eyes/face. No props or hands crossing the face area.
- Natural baby anatomy (5 fingers per hand, no distortion)
- Only traditional Korean lucky Hanja allowed (壽·福·龍·鳳) — never personal names, dates, or numbers
- Strict Joseon Korean royal style — no Chinese imperial costume crossover, no Japanese kimono crossover, no anime style
- No fictional dynasty crests, no modern brand logos, no celebrity references
- Avoid excessive saturation — premium studio portrait tone