Traditional Neo-Chinese Handheld Fish Lantern Illustration AI Image Prompt

Pure white flawless flat background; a purely two-dimensional Traditional Neo-Chinese traditional intangible cultural heritage handheld painted paper-craft fish lantern illustration; folk festival garden-party lantern prop design (Traditional Neo-Chinese Handheld Fish Lantern Illustration); delicate and neat white-and-gold two-tone gilded lines and translucent mineral-color painting on paper-craft silk fabric; no 3D volumetric thickness, no modern smooth digital gradients, no messy noise. Centered in the full image is a single intangible cultural heritage handheld painted paper-craft goldfish lantern in a graceful pose looking back at the moon: the fish body forms a soft C-shaped curve; the fish head gently looks back toward the lower left; the head naturally transitions from rouge pink to warm apricot; the surface is painted with delicate interlocking lotus scrolls and ruyi scrolling-grass patterns in cartouche edging, inset with a round, clearly defined amber fish eye with a white ring; the fish body is covered with overlapping semi-transparent apricot-pink hand-painted scales, gradually turning into elegant stone blue near the tail; a small rouge-pink gilded dorsal fin grows on the fish back; below the belly hangs a slender, curled, silk-textured large ruyi ventral fin, covered with auspicious fret-pattern floral ornaments alternating pink, apricot, and stone blue; the tail curls high to the right, taking the form of a stone-blue ruyi scrolling-grass single-forked caudal fin, echoing the fish head from afar to form a looking-back pose; directly below the fish belly, a slender, straight, natural-wood-colored thin bamboo-and-wood handheld rod handle connects vertically and extends downward. Overall, the contrasting rouge pink, warm apricot, and stone blue are gentle and elegant; the lines are soft and flowing, full of the graceful folk charm of intangible cultural heritage handmade lanterns. At the very bottom of the image, at the extremely thin gold-line turn on the stone-blue fret edge at the lowest end of the curled ventral fin, there is a very small, faint hand-painted line trace whose color exactly matches dark gold, vaguely forming "D.S", fully blended into the gilded line texture, visually flattened, absolutely not obtrusive.