Ultra-photorealistic studio photograph of a handcrafted fabric dragon sculpture made from assorted textile pieces, felt patches, colorful yarn details, visible hand-stitching with irregular thread paths, asymmetric body construction showing authentic craft imperfections, positioned on a tiny handmade table constructed from layered felt sheets and wrapped yarn legs with uneven wrapping visible, shot on Hasselblad H6D 100MP with 80mm lens at f/2.8, shallow depth of field isolating the dragon's textured head in sharp focus while the miniature table and background gently blur, warm golden studio lighting from 45-degree angle creating soft directional shadows and highlighting individual fiber strands, textile weave patterns clearly visible, slight dust particles floating in the warm light beam, matte concrete backdrop with subtle surface variation and natural imperfection, 8K resolution capturing every stitch irregularity, frayed yarn ends, fabric fold and crease, natural color palette with earthy moss greens, burnt oranges, cream whites, charcoal greys, real fabric drape physics, authentic handcraft aesthetic with visible maker's touch, felt texture showing fiber direction, yarn showing twist structure, no plastic sheen, no cartoon style, no illustration look, no AI-generated smoothness, no oversaturation, no watermark, no text artifacts, documentary photography approach, natural material honesty, --ar 3:4