Art Nouveau portrait of an Indian princess in a white and gold sari, holding a glowing Tiffany lamp against a lightning background.

Vertical Art Nouveau portrait in the style of Alphonse Mucha (not photographic). Depict the female allegory of Lightning, an Indian royal Princess from the Belle Époque. She is a master creator of luxurious electric luminaires, embodying radiant brilliance and modernity. She stands tall in a proud, elegant pose, body slightly three-quarters, with a confident yet serene smile and a subtle makeup. Her expression radiates inner power and warmth. One hand gracefully holds a miniature Tiffany electric lamp—golden base, stained-glass shade, glowing softly—like a luminous bouquet. Her other hand delicately lifts a fold of her sari to showcase its shimmering embroidery. She has extremely long, straight, glossy black hair, flowing freely and catching the light like streaks of lightning. She wears a magnificent golden diadem set with white diamonds. Her sari is luxurious: white or ivory with lavish golden embroidery forming stylized lightning-bolt zigzags, accented with fine black borders reminiscent of storm clouds. The fabric glitters with metallic threads and faceted ornamentation to suggest the brilliance of lightning. She wears long, satin light golden gloves, diamond earrings shaped like elegant lightning motifs, a wide diamond necklace, multiple engraved golden bracelets, and a traditional Indian golden waist chain (kamarband). Color palette: white, ivory, bright gold (#DACF73), deep gold (#AC860A), touches of black, and small crystal-like highlights. She should appear See more