Watercolor Indian Man with Hibiscus

Create a detailed watercolor portrait on aged parchment paper of a {argument name="character description" default="handsome young Indian man"} with warm medium-brown skin, thick wavy voluminous {argument name="hair color" default="black hair"}, strong brows, a neatly trimmed soft stubble beard, and a gentle closed-mouth smile while looking downward to his left. He wears a traditional {argument name="outfit" default="deep maroon cotton kurta"} with a short button placket and subtle fabric folds, painted in rich transparent washes. Frame him from chest up, slightly left of center, with expressive ink sketch lines and watercolor splatter textures around the edges. On the right side and partly behind him, paint exactly 3 {argument name="flower type" default="red hibiscus blossoms"}: two large fully visible blossoms with dark centers and yellow stamens, plus one partial blossom cropped at the far right edge, surrounded by dark green leaves and stems. Use a warm sepia handmade-paper background with reddish floral wash blooms, loose pigment granulation, fine black contour strokes, and elegant romantic botanical illustration details. The mood should be soft, graceful, and intimate, with no text, no watermark, and no photorealistic hard edges.