Tang Noblewoman in Lychee Watercolor

Create a horizontal 16:9 watercolor illustration in a refined Chinese children’s picture-book aesthetic inspired by Tang dynasty court beauty paintings. Show {argument name="character name" default="an elegant Tang dynasty noblewoman"} reclining diagonally across a lush mound of lychee fruit, her body stretching from the left-center toward the lower right. She has a pale oval face, delicate red lips, soft blush, narrow half-closed eyes, and a calm dreamy expression. Her hair is glossy black, arranged in a tall elaborate double bun with gold floral ornaments and hairpins. She wears a flowing translucent peach-pink hanfu robe over a cream dress with small coral floral patterns, a green sash tied at the waist, and subtle gold jewelry including bracelets, earrings, and a necklace. Her left elbow rests lazily among the fruit with her hand near her cheek, while her right hand lifts one red lychee from a leafy branch. Surround her with a dense abundance of lychees: exactly three visible types of fruit details should be present, including many red bumpy whole lychees, a few pale yellow-orange unripe lychees, and several peeled white lychee interiors with red shells split open. Add green lance-shaped leaves and thin brown branches weaving through the fruit. Use an airy off-white rice-paper background with soft beige, pale green, and faint peach watercolor wash clouds, leaving the upper right mostly open and quiet. Style the image with delicate ink outlines, transparent layered washes, granular watercolor texture, muted warm reds and peaches, soft edges, and elegant hand-painted composition. No text, no border, no modern objects, no photorealism.