Neo-Chinese Craft Museum Poster Prompt Template

【Traditional craft theme】：{e.g.: cloisonné enamel / gold-and-silver inlay (jinyin pingtuo) / painted enamel / chased metalwork} 【Core artifact】：{a traditional object with a strong silhouette and craft detail} 【Main title】：{2–4 Chinese characters} 【Work subtitle】：{a short, evocative title} 【Dominant color】：{extract 2–3 core colors from the object's material} 【Aspect ratio】：9:16 Design a high-end Neo-Chinese traditional-craft editorial poster that fuses precious Eastern artifacts, museum collection catalogs, and contemporary editorial design. The background uses clean, bright, warm ivory-white paper with generous white space and only a faint paper texture. Enlarge the core artifact and let it enter from the edge with a bold crop, occupying about 30%–40%, without displaying it fully centered. The artifact must have a clear, distinctive silhouette and collection-grade material rendering, emphasizing real craft textures such as enamel glaze, black lacquer with gold and silver, gilding, and silver relief. At the diagonally opposite position, add a macro close-up of the same craft, enlarging the most striking patterns, glazes, gold-and-silver inlays, or chased relief, creating a scale relationship of “large artifact × small slice.” The main title uses large Chinese characters with an Eastern spirit, joining the composition with Song-typeface structure, epigraphic brushwork, or a slight handwritten feel, in a color drawn from the object itself. Pair it with the work subtitle, one core phrase, and a little English text; the small type gathers into 2–3 clear information clusters, without creating sections like “introduction / history / material / PROCESS.” The layout stresses “dense → empty → dense”: high density at the artifact and close-up, medium density at the title and text clusters, and true white space elsewhere. Avoid scattering many single characters, English, small dots, and decorative lines across the page; auxiliary graphics keep only a few open frame corners, offset dashed lines, or structural lines from the craft itself. The whole is lavish yet restrained, rich in information yet orderly; up close it reveals real craft patterns and material detail, and from afar it still has a clear large title, a strong object form, and refined white space, achieving the quality of a museum-collection-grade Neo-Chinese cultural poster. Avoid: PPT feel, encyclopedia info panels, scattered information, meaningless English, excessive decorative lines, cheap guochao, an artifact too small, fully centered display, plastic materials, CGI highlights, random cracks, excessive aging, and dirty paper.