Photorealistic cinematic portrait of a Japanese tea master, Edo period, man aged 55–60, wealthy townsman (chōnin). Calm, serene face with soft features, kind attentive eyes, light wrinkles around the eyes and on the forehead, greying hair, neat short grey beard. Light skin with a slight tan. Commoner's hairstyle: greying hair gathered back and tied at the nape in a neat knot — motodori, without shaved forehead, without a samurai topknot on the crown. Dressed in an expensive but understated kimono in a green tea shade — the color of young green tea, soft and noble. Quality matte fabric with a barely visible fine pattern; it is clear the man is wealthy, but without ostentatious luxury. The kimono is tied with a wide dark obi belt with subtle trim. On his legs — wide hakama trousers in the same green shade, falling freely to the ankles. Footwear — quality wooden geta sandals on leather straps, white tabi socks. In his hands — a tea bowl or a bamboo whisk for whisking tea. Calm pose, relaxed shoulders, hands gently lowered. No weapons — a commoner is not permitted to wear swords. Background — blurred interior of a tea house: simple wooden wall, paper shōji windows, warm soft light. Style: photorealism, cinematic portrait, highly detailed skin and fabric.
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