Mystic Glaze: Imperial Porcelain

Generate a poster for a high-end Oriental Museum exhibition.

Topic: [Theme Name]
Chinese Title: [Main Chinese Title]
Subtitle: [Chinese Subtitle]
English Subtitle: [English Subtitle]
Exhibition Period: [2026.xx.xx — 2026.xx.xx]
Location: [Museum / Art Gallery · Exhibition Hall]
Main Items: [Porcelain / Bronze / Tea ware / Bird-and-flower paintings / Jade / Lacquerware / Ancient books, etc.]
Background colors: [Deep Peacock Green / Deep Indigo / Dark Gold Dark Green / Dark Tea Brown Red / Dark Black, etc.]
Background line drawing: [Lotus / Branches and Vines / Cloud Patterns / Taotie Pattern / Bamboo Leaves / Plum Branches / Outline of Objects]
Ratio: vertical 3:4

The overall style is a high-end Oriental Museum exhibition poster, with a dark paper background, fine grains, old paper texture, and a realistic printed poster texture.

Place an oversized Chinese main title on the left or upper left, using Song type, Ming typeface, or ancient book title font, in old gold or beige gold. Titles must feature subtle gradients, paper grains, gold powder grains, slight mottling, and artificially aged edges; do not use solid flat font.

The main object is a museum-level hero object, beautifully shaped, richly patterned, exquisitely made from materials, and possessing artistic collectible value. Use partial cropping, large crop in the lower right corner, circular windows, or partially exposed images; do not pose the entire product.

The background features clearly distinct low-contrast line art decorations, such as lotus flowers, vines, cloud patterns, taotie motifs, bamboo leaves, plum branches, and the outlines of objects. Line drawing should be complete and structured, not too light or vague.

The layout includes: large Chinese title, English subtitle, date module in the upper right corner, exhibition introduction / opening hours / organizer / academic support at the bottom, and other small print information. The overall design should have blank space, layering, rhythm, and a real visual texture of the museum's main visual experience.

Avoid cheap Guochao (Chinese trend) trends, travel posters, e-commerce ads, cartoon-like looks, neon effects, titles lacking texture, space-based backgrounds, overly faint line drawings, crude objects, garbled text, crowded layouts, and low resolution.