Small details. Beautifully made.

The magic prompt

If a product reference is attached, preserve its exact shape, proportions, materials, cap or handle, existing label and branding. Use the scene below for presentation; the example product must not replace the supplied object or erase its label. Create a photograph of a handmade terracotta ceramic cup on a dark wooden workbench with fine clay dust and a linen cloth, showing uneven glaze and the maker’s texture, no branding. Appearance: Show a single handmade rounded terracotta mug with a thick slightly uneven rim, one curved handle and a mottled cream-grey glaze fading into exposed reddish clay. Let the darker glazed interior remain visible. Pose and expression: Set the mug on a dark worn wooden workbench with its handle to the viewer’s right, seen from slightly above. Place crumpled natural linen to one side and blurred pottery tools behind. Essential visible details: One attached handle, open rim, uneven glaze, clay dust and wood grain. Preserve the handmade asymmetry, stable base, tactile ceramic texture and believable contact shadow. Lighting: raking side window light revealing tactile surfaces. Camera and framing: 100mm macro lens, f/8, three-quarter close product view. Compose for a 4:5 image. Keep the entire object inside the crop. Preserve material texture, accurate geometry, refraction and physically plausible contact shadows. No extra objects or distorted labels. Avoid artificial HDR halos, excessive smoothing, watermarks and unwanted text. Prioritize the essential visible details over decorative background elements.