Tai Ahom

Convert to 8K HD, photo-realistic a sunlit portrait of a woman (use my uploaded image and keep exact face from the uploaded image and don't alter my face) . She is wearing Ahom/Tai-Ahom community of Assam, India. :The Exact Costume and Attire Fabric: The main fabric appears to be Muga silk, or a similar rich silk known for its natural pale golden , typical of Assamese handlooms. Garments Mekhela (Lower Garment): It is a long, wrap-around skirt-like garment. The color is mostly banner gold. It features heavy, elaborate traditional red zari/thread work motifs (possibly geometric and floral/faunal designs like the Konia-Konia Buta or Goach Buta) woven heavy style motifs in lower part. Golden floral motifs in upepr part of lower garment. The bottom edge has a broad, solid golden border/piping. ( Shirt ): It appears to be a traditional long-sleeved blouse or jacket, likely inspired by ethnic wear, possibly from the Northeastern region of India or a neighboring area, given the overall attire . Neckline: It features a small, standing collar (or mandarin collar). Closure/Placket: There is a visible placket or border running from the neck across the chest. This border is a contrasting color, appearing to be a red or , possibly with some gold piping or detailing. The style resembles a wrap-over or side-closure typical of traditional jackets like the chuba or similar garments, though it's a blouse here. Sleeves: The sleeves are long. Cuffs: There are decorative cuffs, possibly made of a red or heavily embroidered fabric, adding a rich contrast to the main pale golden fabric. Fabric: The fabric looks like silk or a silk blend, with a smooth, rich luster. Riha (Upper Shawl/Scarf): A long, rectangular piece of cloth, lighter than the blouse, in a solid, bright pale gold silk. A red dragon woven in upper shawl. It is draped over the left shoulder, with the end hanging down the back and brought forward over the chest. It appears to be edged with a simple golden border with red floral motifs. Accessories and Jewelry Jewelry (Assamese Traditional Junbiri / Gahana): Necklace 1 (Choker): A broad choker-style necklace with small golden beads and a central line of red stones (rubies/manik) and green stones (emeralds/panna). Necklace 2 (Longer): A longer chain or beaded necklace, possibly with a traditional Jonbiri (crescent) or Loka Paro (pigeon) pendant, featuring red and green stones. Earrings: Small, traditional Keru or Jhalak style earrings, possibly with red/green stones, matching the choker. Bangles/Kharu: Multiple broad, engraved/patterned silver or gold-plated metal bangles worn on both wrists. Finger Rings: At least one decorative ring on the right hand. Brooch: A golden, traditional brooch (possibly a dragon ) pinned to the right side of the Riha or shoulder. Hair: straight black long hair. Prop: Holding a traditional, large yellow silk umbrella/parasol with decorative tassels/fringes along the edges, held by a wooden or cane handle. Footwear, : heel /sandal Background: black and white bungalow Serene, greenery, royal Tai-Ahom Traditional Attire.