Golden Thread Embroidery Portrait on Champagne Linen

Using the uploaded photo, create a photorealistic golden-thread embroidery portrait of the same person on warm champagne-beige linen, in a vertical 3:4 composition. KEEP — Preserve the person's exact recognizable facial identity, including forehead shape, eyebrow placement, eye shape and natural eye colour, nose bridge and tip, lip shape, cheek contours, cheekbones, jawline, chin, ears, facial width, and natural asymmetry. Retain the original skin tone, visible pores, fine lines, marks, and natural skin texture. Keep the original hairline, hair density, hairstyle, strand direction, and natural texture. Preserve visible facial hair, body proportions, shoulder width, neck shape, and the original relationship between the head and torso. Maintain the person's recognizable expression without changing their age or facial structure. CHANGE — Translate the portrait into raised embroidery made from fine metallic gold threads. Use tightly packed curved stitches to define the forehead, eyebrows, eyes, nose, lips, cheeks, and jawline. Build the hairstyle from flowing gold strands that follow the original hair silhouette. Use overlapping satin stitches and fine metallic fibers to create highlights and shadows. Keep champagne-beige linen visible between the stitched lines. Include realistic thread tension, tiny fiber irregularities, and dimensional shadows beneath the raised embroidery. Place a small antique wooden thread spool near the bottom-right corner, connected to one loose golden strand. SCENE — Show the embroidered portrait mounted on natural champagne-beige linen with a subtle woven texture. Frame the subject from the chest upward, turned slightly into a three-quarter profile. Position the face along the right third of the composition, leaving visible fabric around the left side. Keep the background simple and free from additional objects. LIGHT — Use soft, warm light from the upper left, illuminating the metallic threads and creating gentle shadows along the raised stitches. Keep the facial structure readable through thread density and directional highlights rather than painted shading. Use a warm-neutral colour temperature of approximately 4000K. CAMERA — Simulate an 85mm portrait lens at f/2.8, with the camera at chest height and focused on the embroidered face. Use shallow depth of field while keeping the facial stitching and nearby linen fibers sharp. GRADE — Apply champagne gold, muted beige, and restrained amber tones. Preserve natural metallic reflections, balanced contrast, and subtle shadows. Avoid excessive saturation or artificial glitter. OUTPUT — Vertical 3:4 aspect ratio, 1536 × 2048 pixels or higher, fine textile detail, photorealistic embroidery, no text or watermark. DO NOT slim the face, whiten the skin, change eye colour, smooth away natural facial details, alter the hairstyle, invent jewellery or tattoos, or replace the threadwork with painted or digitally rendered facial features.