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Six Chinese City Enamel Medals

Creates a realistic flat-lay collector poster of six ornate cloisonné-style commemorative medals featuring iconic Chinese city landmarks.

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Goal: Create a 2-by-3 collector display of exactly 6 commemorative hard-enamel cloisonné city medals for {argument name="country" default="China"}, photographed as an overhead flat lay on an antique brown map background with faint Chinese calligraphy and old cartographic lines. Canvas: Vertical poster composition, six equal panels separated by thin pale divider lines, each panel showing one circular medal centered with soft realistic shadows. Warm museum lighting, high detail, macro product photography look. Medal style: Every medal is round with a raised polished gold metal rim, ornate twisted rope border, embossed gold dividers between vivid enamel color fields, jewel-like glossy fills, bas-relief skyline and landmark details, and tiny decorative flowers near the lower inscription band. Use a premium commemorative coin/medallion aesthetic, not flat illustration. Layout and medal count: Show exactly 6 medals, arranged in this order: 1. Top left: Beijing medal, dominant deep red enamel, arched text “BEIJING CHINA,” large Chinese characters 北京, landmarks including the Temple of Heaven, Forbidden City walls, modern skyscrapers, small clouds, flowers at the bottom, lower band text “HISTORIC & CULTURAL CITY” and “ESTABLISHED 514 BC.” 2. Top right: Shanghai medal, dominant rich blue enamel, arched text “SHANGHAI CHINA,” Chinese characters 上海, landmarks including the Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Tower, waterfront skyline, river boat, lower band text “HISTORIC & CULTURAL CITY” and “ESTABLISHED 514 BC.” 3. Middle left: Hangzhou medal, dominant emerald green enamel, arched text “HANGZHOU CHINA,” Chinese characters 杭州, West Lake scenery with arched stone bridge, pagoda, lotus flowers, trees, distant skyline, lower band text “HISTORIC & CULTURAL CITY” and “ESTABLISHED 514 BC.” 4. Middle right: Lijiang medal, dominant teal-blue enamel, arched text “LIJIANG CHINA,” Chinese characters 丽江, snow-capped mountains, old town rooftops, stone bridge over water, wooden water wheel, pink blossoms, lower band text “HISTORIC & CULTURAL CITY” and “ESTABLISHED 514 BC.” 5. Bottom left: Xi’an medal, dominant deep navy enamel, arched text “XI’AN CHINA,” Chinese characters 西安, landmarks including the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda, ancient city wall gate, modern skyline, and one terracotta warrior figure on the left, lower band text “HISTORIC & CULTURAL CITY” and “ESTABLISHED 514 BC.” 6. Bottom right: Chengdu medal, dominant turquoise-green enamel, arched text “CHENGDU CHINA,” Chinese characters 成都, a cute giant panda eating bamboo in front of a traditional pavilion, lanterns, river bridge, and modern skyline, lower band text “HISTORIC & CULTURAL CITY” and “ESTABLISHED 514 BC.” Text content: Use crisp raised gold serif lettering around the top arcs. Keep the lower inscription bands legible but small. The main customizable title format should follow {argument name="arc inscription format" default="[CITY] CHINA"}. City names should be {argument name="city set" default="Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Lijiang, Xi’an, Chengdu"}. Visual style: Ultra-detailed realistic product render, embossed metallic gold, glossy enamel, saturated city-specific colors, intricate miniature architecture, antique travel-collector mood, shallow relief casting natural shadows. Background should be {argument name="background surface" default="aged parchment map with Chinese calligraphy"}. Use {argument name="lighting style" default="warm overhead museum lighting"}. Constraints: Exactly 6 medals and no extra medals. Maintain the 2-column by 3-row grid. Do not crop the medals. Avoid modern logos, watermarks, hands, packaging, or blank panels. Preserve the ornate rope border and gold separators on every medal.

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