Washi tea canisterHow to make a washi tea canister picture with AI

Quiet editorial still life of a cylindrical tea canister wrapped in hand-made washi paper with deckle edges, from "KUMO-CHA", a fictional single-farm Shizuoka tea grower who signs every batch by hand. Japanese minimal design: vast empty off-white paper, a single loose sumi-ink enso brushstroke circle placed off-centre, a small vermilion square hanko seal stamp pressed slightly unevenly beside it with visible ink texture. Typography: "KUMO-CHA" in widely letter-spaced thin serif capitals set vertically along the right edge, "first flush sencha" in small lowercase sans, and "Batch 112" handwritten in brush pen. Two matching flat tea sachets in the same washi lie in front. Set on a pale hinoki wood tray with a celadon cup of green tea, soft diffused north-window light, gentle shadow, lots of negative space. Every quoted string is spelled exactly and is the only text on the packaging. Fictional brand; no real logos or trademarks.