Luméa Vase Botanical Orbit Hero

Create an unexpected premium design-object hero titled "THE BOTANICAL ORBIT" for Luméa Home. Visual idea: A sculptural overhead composition in which the vase anchors a circular field of pale limestone. One slender, naturally curved stem rises from the opening. A real curved architectural shadow sweeps around the vessel, creating an orbital visual relationship between the physical botanical decoration and the living stem. Preservation clause: Use the supplied Luméa Home reference as the exact product source. Preserve the vase's original silhouette, flared lip, neck, rounded body, foot, ivory speckled ceramic, muted green botanical artwork and genuine logo. Do not invent internal details or distort the artwork. The stem must emerge naturally from the existing opening without changing the rim or vessel shape. Product orientation and rationale: Keep the vase upright on its flat foot, viewed from a steep elevated angle of approximately 65 degrees above the floor. Rotate the front artwork approximately 20 degrees relative to the frame's vertical axis. This creates a fresh geometric composition while retaining the readable leaf pattern and recognizable neck. Show enough of the body to identify its full silhouette. Environment and spatial relationships: Place the vase on a broad, flat, pale limestone surface with subtle natural grain. A curved plaster architectural screen sits outside the main product area and casts a single sweeping crescent shadow across the surrounding floor. The shadow circles part of the vase but never obscures the opening, branding or major botanical leaves. The stem is a single fine olive branch with a restrained number of small leaves, extending diagonally into negative space. The stem remains subordinate to the vessel. No additional plinth or unrelated props. Camera and composition: Landscape 3:2 campaign frame. Full-frame camera with a 70 mm lens, mounted high above the set at a 65-degree downward angle. Avoid a wide-angle look. Position the vase slightly below the geometric centre and slightly to the right, using the curved shadow to establish the orbit. Let the shadow and stem extend through the surrounding horizontal space without crowding the product. Keep the rim, body and visible botanical artwork in crisp focus. Leave generous uncluttered limestone around the composition so the image works as a landscape editorial hero and campaign banner. Supporting elements and human presence: One natural olive stem and one architectural shadow only. No hands, people, additional vessels, flowers, text or graphic overlays. Lighting setup: One large diffused daylight source at approximately 5400 K, positioned high at camera-left, 1.8 metres from the set. The curved screen blocks part of the source and creates the crescent-shaped shadow. Its edge should be moderately defined, not digitally perfect. The source produces soft directional shading around the vase's rounded body and a gentle highlight on the rim. Pale limestone supplies weak warm-neutral bounce. The stem casts a fine, physically connected shadow that follows its actual position. Visual hierarchy: First, the ivory vessel and its distinctive silhouette; second, the orbital shadow; third, the original leaf illustration; fourth, the single living stem and limestone grain. Realism notes: The vase must remain upright and supported by the floor. Maintain correct perspective, believable stem thickness, a physically plausible insertion into the opening and accurate contact shadows. Keep the product's color faithful. No levitation, perfect vector-like shadows, glowing edges, extra leaves appearing from nowhere, floating particles or artificial radial light effects.