Bird's-eye view of a fox-girl shrine maiden in autumn

ELKstyle illustration from a bird's-eye view looking directly down at a young fox-girl with short, wavy copper-orange hair and striking green eyes. She has two large, fluffy fox ears and three flowing, golden-tipped fox tails spread out beneath her like a fan. Her skin is pale with a faint blush. She wears a traditional white and crimson shrine maiden outfit with wide sleeves, a black obi belt, and a golden bell tied to a red cord at her waist. She is kneeling on a circular stone altar covered in fallen maple leaves. Her hands are clasped together in prayer, and her eyes are closed in quiet devotion. The background is a vibrant, abstract swirl of burnt orange, deep red, golden yellow, and dark brown, with scattered maple leaves, twisted roots, and faint torii gate silhouettes painted in loose, chaotic brushstrokes. Glowing white orbs and tiny golden sparkles float throughout. Chains made of dried flowers hang from the edges of the frame. The overall mood is sacred, melancholic, and deeply autumnal, with rich watercolor textures and a warm yet haunting color palette.