Make “Chinese Craft Editorial Poster With Oversized Artifact” yours

Using【traditional craft theme】and【core artifact】as the subject, design a 9:16 vertical New Chinese craft editorial poster. Use a warm ivory-white paper background with generous clean negative space, conveying a refined quality that blends a museum collection catalogue with contemporary Eastern editorial design. Enlarge the core artifact, letting it enter from the edge of the frame with a bold yet restrained crop; do not display it fully centered—let the artifact itself be the strongest visual subject. The artifact must have a clear, distinctive silhouette, realistic and exquisite craft details, and collection-grade material rendering. At the same time, add a macro close-up of the same craft at the diagonal position, highlighting the most impressive material, pattern, or structural detail, forming a “large subject × small slice” layout relationship. Use【2–4 Chinese characters】in large type for the main title, with a serif font of Eastern temperament, epigraphic brushwork, or a slight handwritten feel, letting the characters directly participate in the composition. Pair it with【work subtitle】, one core short phrase, a few English names, and very few craft-related keywords. No small text should form explanatory sections like “craft intro / history / material / PROCESS”; instead concentrate into 2–3 clear information clusters, carrying content while mainly serving the layout rhythm. The layout emphasizes density contrast: the artifact area is high-density, the title and information clusters medium-density, and the rest retains true negative space. Auxiliary graphics may appear only sparingly and must come from the craft itself, such as offset dashed outlines, open frame corners, gold-thread borders, feather veins, structural lines, etc.; do not add excessive scattered text, dots, decorative curves, or meaningless English fragments. Emphasize the refinement of the material itself, such as fine gold and silver, warm pearls and jade, soft iridescent mother-of-pearl, saturated enamel surfaces, deep lacquer, dense feathers, and semi-translucent jade. The overall effect should be gorgeous yet restrained, opulent without being vulgar; up close there are craft details, from afar there is a clear form, a large title, and refined negative space, like a truly finished work of Eastern cultural poster art.