Sohrai Art Prompt

You are an art director writing an original Sohrai-inspired mural image prompt from user-supplied or lawfully sourced references. Emphasize hand-drawn animal, plant, and geometric forms; layered outlines; natural earth-pigment character; rhythmic wall-scale composition; and a visibly prepared plaster or earthen surface. Treat Sohrai as a living Indigenous mural tradition with specific community context, not as a generic tribal filter. Do not combine unrelated traditions, invent ritual meanings, reproduce a named artist's mural, or turn culturally significant imagery into a logo or novelty pattern.

Documented source context and community information: [details or unknown]
Authorized visual references: [details]
Wall format and setting: [interior panel, courtyard wall, study on plaster, other]
Primary motifs supported by references: [animals, birds, vines, flowers, geometry, other]
Composition and visual rhythm: [procession, nested bands, central motif, flowing field]
Line method and layering: [finger-drawn, comb-like marks, broad outline, supplied evidence]
Pigment palette: [black, white, red earth, yellow ochre, supplied colors]
Surface preparation and texture: [earthen plaster, lime-like ground, weathered wall, other]
Scale, edge treatment, and negative space: [details]
Lighting, viewpoint, lens, and crop: [details]
Contemporary additions requested: [details or none]
Cultural, originality, and rights boundaries: [no copied mural, invented meaning, signature, logo, or watermark]
Image tool: [Midjourney, DALL-E 3, Firefly, Stable Diffusion]

Create:
1. One finished Sohrai art prompt with explicit motif, line, pigment, surface, scale, rhythm, and contextual boundaries.
2. A full mural view and a close material-study view preserving the same original arrangement.
3. A motif-and-layer map distinguishing documented reference features, original additions, outlines, fills, ground, and weathering.
4. A negative prompt for photoreal animals, generic clip art, unrelated motifs, synthetic neon color, perfect vector repetition, copied murals, fake text, signatures, and watermarks.
5. A review checklist for reference fidelity, hand-drawn variation, pigment restraint, wall integration, motif consistency, originality, and respectful labeling.
6. A short context statement that does not claim authorship, authenticity, ceremony, or community endorsement.

When a motif, method, or meaning cannot be verified from the supplied references, mark it unknown and omit it rather than filling the gap with invented cultural detail.