Joyful Baby Krishna Studio Portrait Seated on Armchair with Golden Flute Prompt

Detected Framing & Dimensions: Vertical portrait orientation (approx. 1:1.27 / ~4:5.1 aspect ratio), full-body seated infant portrait framing centered on a floral-patterned mini armchair, maintaining the exact headroom showcasing the deep navy wall, glowing fairy lights, and tall brass diya lamp on the left, ornate brass kalash pots on the floor, and bottom rug clearance beneath the baby's bare feet.
8K ultra-realistic portrait photograph in the same aspect ratio and framing as the uploaded reference: A delightfully adorable, chubby South Asian baby boy (around 8–12 months old) dressed as Bal Krishna, seated upright and centered on a low, vintage floral-upholstered mini armchair with a dark-stained curved wooden frame. He looks directly toward the camera with an infectious, joyful, open-mouthed toothless laugh, glowing rosy cheeks, and expressive, twinkling dark brown eyes. A traditional red vermilion and white sandalwood U-shaped tilak is painted neatly on his forehead, complemented by a tiny black dot (nazar teeka) on his soft temple.
He wears an ornate, conical golden-yellow mukut (crown) decorated with sparkling red, pink, and white gemstones, pearl bead borders, and a magnificent, vibrant iridescent peacock feather rising straight up from the center. He is dressed in royal traditional attire featuring a rich fuchsia-pink sleeveless velvet angrakha vest jacket lavishly embroidered with intricate gold zari threadwork, floral vine motifs, and matching embroidered side panels. Layered beneath are voluminous, mustard-yellow silk dhoti pants adorned with elaborate gold zardozi embroidery patches and sequined hem borders. In his chubby little hands across his lap, he playfully holds a slender, polished golden bamboo flute (bansuri). Adorning him is opulent layered traditional jewelry: multi-strand pearl and gold beaded necklaces cascading over his chest, matching floral gold jhumki earrings, delicate gold bajuband armlets on his upper arms, wide floral gold bangles (kangan) around his wrists, and ornate gold anklets (payal) encircling his tiny bare ankles as his bare baby feet rest naturally on the floor.
The setting is a rich, festive traditional studio interior. The floor is covered with an antique red-and-gold oriental patterned carpet. To the left sits an embossed, antique brass water vessel (lota/kalash) alongside a towering multi-tiered traditional brass diya lamp stand glowing with warm, lit cotton wicks, and scattered fresh yellow and white marigold blossoms. To the right, an embossed brass vase holds soft pink flowers and peacock feathers. The background is a moody, deep dark navy-blue textured studio wall adorned with a cluster of soft-focus, warm-glowing golden fairy lights and hanging fairy bokeh. Warm, soft, and balanced studio key lighting illuminates the infant's smooth baby skin, catching authentic skin folds, delicate fabric textures, sparkling gemstone facets, and soft natural contact shadows beneath his feet, strictly preserving the original framing, subject-to-frame scale, and celebratory Janmashtami aesthetic.