NARIVA Coconut Oil Ad Poster Prompt

Create a finished vertical 4:5 product advertisement poster for fictional brand NARIVA 1 L pure coconut oil. This is a final commercial ad, not a design board. Blend hyperreal product photography with one refined 3D animated child character in a single unified image; the real oil bottle is always the visual hero. Use a front-facing, slightly low camera angle. The bottle sits slightly below center and occupies about 43% of the image height, fully visible with body, open neck, integrated side handle, and base. The yellow cap has been unscrewed and rests on the left-front surface, tilted so the inner thread is visible. Above left of the bottle, one original cartoon child floats lightly in a horizontal pose: short fluffy brown hair, blue-and-white striped top, caramel overalls, arms naturally open, eyes closed, smiling. The child is smaller than the bottle, clearly readable, with clean space between body and product. No other people. A thin, translucent warm-gold aroma graphic rises from the open bottle, curves behind the child, then bends softly toward the headline above. It is a visual metaphor, not heavy smoke, and the oil must not spray unnaturally. The child's motion, the aroma curve, and the diagonal light from the upper right all lead the eye back to the bottle opening and label. Design a believable bright-yellow food-grade plastic coconut oil bottle: proper neck thickness and threading, slightly translucent shoulders, accurate one-piece handle cavity, stable base, subtle blow-mold seam, and natural fine surface texture. The deep indigo front label contrasts clearly with the golden bottle. At center, place an original NARIVA emblem with a coconut leaf and half coconut, followed by the exact text "PURE COCONUT OIL" and "1 L". A small coconut cross-section image may appear only as label artwork, with realistic husk fibers and milky flesh detail. The label lies flat, with accurate contact shadow and soft reflection beneath the bottle. Keep the top quarter as negative space for the only main headline in two lines of large creamy-white custom handwritten English: "GOODNESS TAKES FLIGHT". The lettering should feel bespoke, rounded, flowing, and clearly readable, with curled endings and natural rhythm, not imitating any other script. Keep it clear of the child's head. Beneath it, slightly right, add the smaller line: "A BRIGHTER WAY TO COOK". Bottom left: a small original coconut-leaf quality mark with "SIMPLY NARIVA". Bottom right: a minimal NARIVA badge. Keep all wording restrained, accurate, and free of extra claims or certifications. Color and mood are rich yet luminous honey amber. The background transitions from deep caramel at upper left to bright golden yellow at lower right. A broad soft warm beam enters from the upper right, creating layered highlights on the bottle shoulder, inner handle edge, cap threading, and the child's hair. The bottle receives the strongest light; the dark blue label keeps detail; shadows stay warm and open, never dead black. The feeling is warm, buoyant, and gently playful. Finish the bottle with premium commercial still-life realism, and the child with refined 3D animation quality, believable skin, fabric, and hair. The child's anatomy and finger count are correct, with slight motion lag in clothing and hair. Product, character, aroma graphic, and typography must share the same light and color logic. The frame is clean, seamlessly integrated, and brand-poster ready, with visual priority: product first, child second, headline third. No real person names in the image.