Bitkisches Teekultur-Poster mit botanischer Tuschebeschriftung

【Theme tea drink】: 【Core herb/fruit】: 【Auxiliary ingredients】: 【Main title】: 【Tea ware】: 【Main color】: 【Background design element】: e.g. rouge-toned base shape / apricot-toned base shape / layered mountain silhouettes / giant faded character 【Auxiliary text】: 【Seal text】: Generate a 9:16 Oriental herbal tea culture poster. Use a light beige-gray paper background overall, with natural paper fibers, slight old-print grain, and handmade paper texture; keep the image clean and restrained, not overly yellowed. On the left, use a large bold black Chinese title 【Main title】, in a squarish, clumsy, heavy handwritten art typeface with a folk hand-carved feel: wide flat structure, thick horizontal and vertical strokes, hard turns, local irregular distortions, dense ink with slight ink starvation. No elegant calligraphy, running/semi-cursive script, or modern print fonts; let the text itself be the main compositional element. Use the 【Core herb/fruit】 as the subject, paired with the 【Auxiliary ingredients】, rendered as flat Oriental soft-color botanical illustration. Plant structure clear but moderately simplified, low-saturation colors, simplified shading, light watercolor bleed, and old-print feel; no realistic botanical photography or precise scientific drawing. Behind the main plant, add the 【Background design element】, using low-saturation, low-opacity flat color blocks, ink mountain silhouettes, giant faded characters, or irregular paper shapes to form visual layering, letting the background participate in the composition rather than being a blank backing. In the lower-middle area, add the 【Tea ware】 and a few scattered tea leaves, petals, fruits, or dried ingredients. The tea ware uses flat soft color with a slight cut-paper texture, loose outlines, simplified materials, very light shadows, like a still-life illustration on old tea packaging, not realistic product photography. On the right, add a few small vertical Chinese captions 【Auxiliary text】 as a secondary information layer. Insert 1–2 cinnabar-red seals 【Seal text】, with slightly crooked, incomplete, ink-starved borders and uneven ink-paste density, keeping an authentic hand-carved seal feel; no standard tidy square icons. Maintain a unified visual language of "bold black folk lettering × soft botanical color × tea-ware still life × layered base shapes × old-paper printing" throughout. The composition should be rich but not crowded; each piece can vary the plant direction, color-block shapes, mountain layers, tea-ware position, and text layout, keeping the series consistent while avoiding a templated look.