SPOOKY in Glazed Terracotta Pumpkin Ribs

One word, "SPOOKY", sculpted as pumpkin-shell lettering in glazed terracotta ceramic. Canvas: wide 16:9, straight-on camera. Fully transparent background (genuine alpha channel, alpha = 0 around the lettering; no white, no tint, no checkerboard). The word is the sole subject, hovering in the middle with plenty of empty padding all around: nothing beneath it, no surface, no extra objects. Scale it to about three quarters of the frame's width. Each form is complete well within the edges, and the transparency extends to all four sides. Ceramic treatment: all of it reads as hand-modelled pottery, plump and smooth under a glassy glaze. Faint hand marks stay softly visible below the shine. Diffuse lighting leaves small bright specular spots on the glazed curves and keeps every crevice deep and rich. Palette: one warm family of burnt-orange and pumpkin terracotta, with dark umber collecting in the grooves. Finish: cool, hard, glossy ceramic that is never wet. Letter anatomy: each character is a single plump pumpkin shell. Gentle vertical lobes curve around every stroke like pumpkin ribs, and the grooves are glazed deep umber so the ribs show clearly. Shells stay whole and smooth; carved faces, eyes and mouths are absent. A soft frontal light makes the rib valleys the only shading, and nothing casts a shadow. Spelling and shapes: the word appears exactly once and exactly as written, six letters: S, P, O, O, K, Y. They are the glazed ceramic itself, sculpted in the round, not printed on anything. Make a rounded S, a plump P with a full bowl, two round O's with wide open counters, a K whose junctions stay open, and a Y with its two arms meeting low on the stem. The Y's tail ends in a small curled tendril in the same glazed terracotta. Keep all six on a single even baseline with even spacing and equal height, so the word reads at a glance. No other text, letters, numbers or marks anywhere.