Devotional art - Shiv parwati love

Use the two uploaded reference images ONLY as facial identity references.

IMPORTANT IDENTITY RULE:
Use only the recognizable facial identity of the male from the male reference and the female from the female reference.

Do NOT copy their original hairstyle, clothing, pose, expression, accessories, background, lighting or composition.

The AI should completely redesign their appearance according to the Shiva–Parvati divine concept while keeping their facial identities recognizable.

Create an ultra-realistic, cinematic and respectful devotional portrait inspired by Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati.

MALE — SHIVA:
Use only the male reference facial identity.
Create a divine Shiva-inspired appearance with a traditional high matted hair bun, subtle crescent moon ornament, sacred vibhuti markings, rudraksha malas, traditional dark draped clothing and a tasteful symbolic cobra around the shoulder.

POSE:
Keep the male subject's neck naturally STRAIGHT and upright.
His shoulders should remain relaxed and dignified.
His head and face should be subtly tilted TOWARD PARVATI, approximately 10–15 degrees, creating a gentle feeling of affection and connection.
Do not bend or distort the neck.
His expression should be calm, powerful, peaceful and compassionate.

FEMALE — PARVATI:
Use only the female reference facial identity.
Create a graceful Parvati-inspired appearance with long flowing hair, elegant traditional Indian jewelry, floral hair decorations, a small bindi and a luxurious red-and-cream saree with intricate gold embroidery.

POSE:
Position her close beside Shiva.
Her head should gently lean toward Shiva's shoulder.
Her expression should be serene, affectionate and peaceful.

RELATIONSHIP & EMOTION:
Create a subtle feeling of divine companionship, protection and eternal love.
Keep the interaction respectful and devotional rather than overly romantic.

ENVIRONMENT:
Place them in a majestic Himalayan setting inspired by Mount Kailash.
Snow-covered mountains in the distance.
Soft morning mist.
Ancient stone temple elements.
A beautifully detailed trishul with damaru positioned naturally in the background.
A subtle Nandi presence in the distance.
Small oil lamps and gentle incense smoke around the temple area.

LIGHTING:
Warm golden sunrise coming from behind the mountains.
Soft divine rim light around their hair and shoulders.
Gentle cool atmospheric shadows.
Subtle volumetric rays passing through Himalayan mist.
Realistic skin illumination.

CAMERA:
Vertical 4:5 portrait composition.
Medium-close cinematic framing.
Both faces clearly visible.
Male slightly behind and to the left.
Female slightly in front and to the right.
Natural depth between foreground and background.
85mm portrait-lens aesthetic.
Shallow depth of field while keeping both faces sharp.

VISUAL STYLE:
Ultra-realistic cinematic photography combined with premium mythological fantasy art.
Extremely detailed skin texture.
Natural facial pores.
Individual hair strands.
Detailed jewelry and fabric embroidery.
Realistic sacred markings.
Physically believable lighting.
High dynamic range.
Subtle cinematic color grading.
Photorealistic, majestic and emotionally peaceful.

IMPORTANT:
The male face must remain recognizable as the male reference.
The female face must remain recognizable as the female reference.
Only facial identity comes from the references.
Everything else must be newly designed.

NEGATIVE REQUIREMENTS:
No copied reference hairstyle.
No copied reference clothes.
No copied reference pose.
No copied reference expression.
No sunglasses.
No modern clothing.
No face swapping.
No merged faces.
No identity mixing.
No distorted neck.
No bent or broken neck anatomy.
No unnatural head angle.
No deformed hands.
No extra fingers.
No duplicate people.
No cartoon appearance.
No plastic skin.
No excessive beauty filter.
No blurry faces.
No watermark.

FINAL RESULT:
A breathtaking, respectful and photorealistic Shiva–Parvati inspired divine portrait using only the two people's facial identities, with Shiva's neck straight and his face gently turned toward Parvati, creating a peaceful sense of divine companionship.