Apricot Blossoms Spill From an Old Clay Jar

On a dark carved wooden table sits a reddish-brown, double-eared antique clay jar, a few sprays of white apricot blossom leaning out from its mouth, buds full and plump; behind it, a vermilion wall and an openwork wooden lattice window, a lit red paper lantern hanging by the window, daylight filtering through the lattice to scatter irregular geometric light patches across the wall; a half-unrolled scroll of old poetry paper at the corner of the table adds a touch of scholarly air. Overall a realistic new-Chinese-style look, colors rich but never gaudy; mid-shot, eye-level, framed at the junction of table and lantern; natural, soft lighting, with the jar's rough texture, the lantern paper's translucency, the apricot petals' softness, and the fine wood grain all clearly rendered; light and shadow layered distinctly, mood quiet and warm, festive atmosphere touched with poetry. Vertical, 9:16.