Hakuga Sanctuary, a serene sumi-e depiction of an ancient Shinto shrine nestled among winter-laden pine trees on a misty mountain slope. Executed with bold, minimalist brushstrokes on textured washi paper, the composition employs yugen to evoke profound emotional depth. Snow blankets the curved cypress-wood torii gate and stone lanterns, their forms barely distinguished from the surrounding whiteness. Negative space (ma) dominates the upper portion where mountain peaks fade into nothingness. The subtle application of diluted sumi ink creates gradations of gray (notan) that suggest both presence and absence. A single red maple leaf caught in midfall provides the sole vivid accent, embodying the mono no aware concept of fleeting beauty. Delicate gold leaf highlights the shrine's weathered architectural details, suggesting the enduring sacred amid seasonal impermanence. <lora:New_Fantasy_CoreV4_FLUX:0.5> <lora:飿 ¼å-è¶ ç°å®:0.7> <lora:flux_dev:1>
