Póster de Artefacto Chino Moderno

【Theme】: {Fill in Eastern culture / antique theme} 【Core Antiquity】: {Guqin / lacquerware / bronze mirror / jade / ceramics / bronze, etc.} 【Chinese Main Title】: {Fill in a meaningful thematic title} 【Supplementary Cultural Elements】: {patterns / landscapes / structural diagrams / rubbings / details from ancient paintings, etc.} 【Primary Palette】: {rice paper white + 1–2 traditional low-saturation colors} 【Accent Color】: {cinnabar red / mineral blue / bronze green, etc.} 【Aspect Ratio】: {3:4 / 4:5 / 9:16} Create a modern cultural poster with an Eastern antique theme, combining traditional artifacts with contemporary editorial layout. Feature the 【Core Antiquity】 as the absolute visual centerpiece, scaled up significantly to occupy about 40%–65% of the frame. Allow it to enter from the edge or extend partially beyond the canvas without needing full display. Use incomplete cropping, proportional contrast, and generous negative space to establish a strong visual focus, avoiding a conventional centered display composition. Around the subject, incorporate a few 【Supplementary Cultural Elements】 directly related to the 【Theme】. These may include enlarged patterns, cropped ancient paintings, a few landscape brushstrokes, rubbings, structural line drawings, or close-up details, reorganized through circles, semicircles, open color blocks, thin lines, and whitespace to create a modern yet restrained visual hierarchy. Set the Chinese main title in a larger Song typeface, a modern Chinese font, or a subtly calligraphic style, making the typography itself part of the composition. It may overlap, intersect, or be cropped against the artifact. Pair it with a small amount of English serif text, brief cultural descriptions, artifact information, or structural annotations to establish a three-tier typographic system: “main title – supporting information – micro notes.” Adopt an asymmetrical editorial layout overall, without evenly distributing elements. Keep the background clean rice paper white or ivory white, with a slight texture of paper fibers, ancient book printing, or woodblock grain, but avoid excessive yellowing, over-aging, or a dirty appearance. Use low-saturation traditional Eastern colors, retaining only one strong accent color as a visual anchor. All on-image text must be authentic, meaningful, and related to the theme, without random English words or meaningless placeholder characters. The overall effect should resemble a modern museum exhibition visual, a cultural art publication, or a premium cultural product poster: clearly traditional in content, yet modern, restrained, and designed with intention.