复古手绘风东方工笔画植物图谱米白果实蓝灰叶子插画

A minimalist meticulous painting of fritillary bulbs, featuring three to four stems with leaves and seed pods in a scattered yet balanced arrangement. Drawing from the delicate brushwork and realism of Song Dynasty court painting, it incorporates the quiet tranquility of Japanese Haji aesthetics. Ample blank space creates purity and calm. Rendered in restrained hues of pale ochre and bluish-gray against a void, the plant is depicted with precise, elegant forms. The composition applies modern minimalism, geometrically refining its structure to emphasize natural beauty and visual tension. The work blends Emperor Huizong of Song's refined technique, Ikko Tanaka's minimalist design, and Axel Vervoordt's silent aesthetics into a cross-cultural artistic expression.