Детский портрет на Масленицу с блинами и самоваром

Create an ultra-realistic, high-resolution Russian folk studio portrait celebrating Maslenitsa, using the provided image as the reference. Preserve the child’s facial features exactly: retain the same face shape, eyes, nose, lips, cheeks, and expression, with no beautification, age change, or facial stylization. Place the child at the center of a clean composition, gently smiling. Dress the child in a traditional red sarafan richly embroidered and trimmed in gold, over a white blouse with red folk-patterned sleeves, and add layered multicolored bead necklaces. The child wears an ornate red kokoshnik featuring gold threadwork and jewel-like details, with a white pearl/netted veil across the forehead and small beads dangling at the sides. Fill the entire backdrop with a richly detailed dark green Russian floral shawl tapestry: red roses, turquoise/blue ornamental borders, and intricate folk motifs. In the foreground, arrange a large plate with a high stack of thin blini (pancakes), topped by one folded pancake; position the child’s hand resting naturally near the stack. To the child’s left, place a large polished brass samovar with a bagel (sushki) ring hanging from it. Set small painted khokhloma-style cups/bowls containing tea nearby. Photograph at eye level in a medium close-up with a 50mm lens, using shallow depth of field while keeping the child’s face sharply focused. Use a soft studio key light and gentle fill, maintaining natural skin tones, crisp fabric textures, high detail, realistic reflections, and warm highlights on the samovar. No extra people, no text, no watermark.