Delicate watercolor scene of a traditional Japanese tea house nestled amidst cherry blossom trees, their petals creating soft pink clouds that bleed gently into a misty spring sky. Translucent layers of indigo and cerulean wash across the background, creating luminous depth through wet- on- wet technique. The wooden tea house structure appears with bleeding edges and controlled diffusion, its warm ochre tones melting harmoniously into the surrounding foliage. Dappled light filters through branches, captured with strategic paper reserving and granulating pigments. The foreground features a meandering stream rendered with transparent glazes, revealing the textured watercolor paper beneath. Reflections ripple with deliberate blooms where pigment settles into the paper's valleys. Loose, gestural brushstrokes suggest moss- covered stones and delicate ferns along the water's edge. The entire composition embodies the wabi- sabi aesthetic with intentional watercolor bleeds, gradient washes, and the ethereal atmosphere only achievable through masterful watercolor techniques. Refined, contemplative, and serene in its aqueous luminosity. <lora:monster_flux:0. 3> <lora:zy_horror_monsters_flux:0. 4> <lora:flux_dev:1>