Umbrella Marker Accessory Generation

The "mejirushi" accessory item itself (the charm part). Do not change this image's shape, color, pattern, texture, proportions, or fine details. Do not chip it, add to it, or reinterpret it. Right next to the handle of a transparent vinyl umbrella (the grip part, the thick part you hold with your hand), the mejirushi accessory is naturally attached as a real physical object. It must be attached at the handle side, never on the shaft (the main pole/stem). It should be realistically fixed on with something like a small silicone ring, a carabiner, or a rubber band, making natural contact along the curve of the handle, without the accessory floating off. The direction of gravity should also look natural, with no broken-looking hang direction when it sways. Realistically render raindrops, a wet texture, and the reflection and refraction of the transparent material. The background is a rainy-day street, softly blurred. The accessory is the star, with focus on the accessory. The composition should have the accessory positioned toward the center of the frame, conveying the transparency of the umbrella. If a hand or person is included, keep it clean by showing only the fingertips. No text or logos. High detail like a product photo, a mix of natural light and street lighting, shallow depth of field, close to macro.