Create a luxurious photorealistic portrait of a young Indian woman celebrating Navratri in an emerald-green and gold chaniya choli. Her outfit is richly decorated with traditional mirror work, colorful Gujarati embroidery, floral designs, geometric patterns, and detailed borders. Her dupatta is naturally draped across one shoulder. Style her with traditional silver jhumkas, a layered necklace, colorful bangles, a small bindi, delicate maang tikka, and fresh marigold flowers in her long wavy hair. She holds exactly two separate traditional dandiya sticks, one in each hand. Each individual stick must be approximately 1 foot (30 cm) long, slim, cylindrical, smooth wooden, and finished with rounded edges and rounded/blunt ends. Both sticks must be clearly visible as two independent physical sticks, with no connection between them. Their length should look realistically short and approximately equal to her forearm length. Avoid any long staff-like appearance, pointed ends, thick batons, oversized rods, or elongated shapes. Pose her in a graceful three-quarter stance with her face directly toward the camera. Give her a soft natural smile. Use bright, soft frontal lighting to evenly illuminate her entire face and preserve clear facial details. Place her inside a festive venue with warm fairy lights, colorful drapes, blurred dancers, lanterns, and golden bokeh. Capture realistic skin pores, natural hair strands, authentic fabric fibers, detailed embroidery, realistic jewelry reflections, natural proportions, cinematic depth, professional portrait photography, and 8K photorealism.