Create an ultra-premium fragrance poster for Hermès Terre d’Hermès, designed in a perfec…

Create an ultra-premium fragrance poster for Hermès Terre d’Hermès, designed in a perfectly top-down flat-lay composition with extreme realism, material contrast, and a dark black-amber-cedar authority mood. The image must feel deep, smoky, woody, noble, and intensely luxurious, like a world-class perfume campaign built around mineral glass, blackened woods, soft aromatic botanicals, and glowing amber depth. The product must remain the absolute hero, with every surrounding element serving its scent identity. Use a strict overhead top-view camera angle. Place one authentic Terre d’Hermès bottle exactly at the center of the frame as the main visual anchor. The bottle must be unmistakably real: accurate Terre d’Hermès silhouette, authentic amber-orange fragrance tint, crisp Hermès branding, precise cap structure, clean metallic accents, and flawless glass realism. Emphasize the bottle’s hard material identity: dense transparent glass, sharp edges, solid weight, clean reflective planes, mineral-like hardness, precise specular highlights, and a distinctly rigid architectural presence. The bottle should feel like a heavy carved amber-glass monument resting in a dark aromatic field. The core concept is: Terre d’Hermès standing at the center of a black amber cedar universe, where the hard glass bottle contrasts with soft botanicals, smoky woods, resin fragments, and layered dark natural textures. The entire arrangement should feel like a fragrance map of smoked cedar, charred earth, warm amber, and hidden floral breath. Arrange the supporting ingredients around the bottle in a refined radial or wreath-like composition, forming a powerful aromatic halo without covering the product. Use realistic premium ingredients corresponding to the scent direction: dark citrus peel and subtle citrus flesh, black peppercorns, patchouli leaves, cedar splinters, smoked wood fragments, charred bark, soft jasmine blossoms, restrained rose petals, sandalwood pieces, vanilla pods, warm resin or amber-like fragments, and dark mineral-earth textures. All ingredients must be hyper-real and tactically rich, but compositionally controlled. Push the image strongly into a black-amber-cedar direction: deep charred cedar tones, blackened bark textures, warm amber glow, resinous dark gold highlights, shadowed patchouli greens, soft pale floral accents hidden among the woods, and subtle traces of dry spice. The overall mood should be darker, more mature, and more commanding than a standard citrus-woody perfume visual. Material contrast is essential: the bottle must feel hard, polished, exact, and luminous from within; the surrounding botanicals and woods must feel softer, fibrous, dry, smoky, velvety, leafy, or resinous. The glass should read as cold and precise, while the cedar, petals, leaves, and smoke should feel warm, aromatic, and organic. This contrast should create the visual tension of the image. The background must be highly layered and luxurious: deep black-brown base, charred wood dust, warm mineral powder, burnished amber residue, shadowed soil, smoke-dark resin, and subtle leather-like darkness. The background should feel tactile and atmospheric, yet refined and uncluttered, like an abstract aromatic landscape. Lighting must be extremely delicate and controlled: a refined overhead key light, sharp but elegant highlights on the bottle glass, internal amber glow within the fragrance, subtle reflective edges, soft light kissing the botanicals, and controlled falloff into dark smoky background zones. The lighting must make the glass feel precious and architectural while the woods and florals remain soft and sensorial. Add subtle atmospheric enhancement: thin wisps of translucent smoke, faint amber dust, tiny suspended spice-like particles, and delicate aromatic haze. These details should remain minimal and elegant, never foggy or messy. The product label and glass silhouette must remain fully clear. Typography should be minimal, official, and refined. Use: main English title: “TERRE D’HERMÈS” Optional small supporting English line: “BLACK AMBER · CEDAR” Typography should be elegantly placed with generous spacing and luxury editorial restraint. Include a subtle Hermès wordmark only. Avoid loud display fonts, cluttered copy, or decorative excess. Color strategy: blackened cedar brown, charcoal black, burnt amber orange, resin gold, dark mineral umber, smoked patchouli green, soft cream florals, and restrained spice brown. The palette must feel dark, dry, aromatic, rich, and authoritative. Overall mood: dark, amber-rich, smoky, woody, authoritative, masculine, luxurious, hyper-real, tactile, refined, unforgettable. Rendering style: hyper-realistic luxury fragrance photography, authentic Hermès Terre d’Hermès bottle, strict overhead flat-lay composition, hard glass versus soft aromatic material contrast, black amber cedar aromatic framing, richly layered dark background, ultra-detailed natural textures, refined editorial lighting, world-class perfume campaign quality, 8k. Negative prompt: blurry bottle label, fake Hermès bottle, tilted camera angle, side view, messy ingredient clutter, food photography look, cheap botanical collage, flat background, oversaturated citrus, weak glass reflections, low-detail woods, low-detail florals, noisy composition, harsh flash lighting, generic perfume ad, decorative overload, low-end render