Porcelain Quiet-Luxury 3D Wordmark

[BRAND WORDMARK: 1–3 words] | [GLAZE ACCENT: e.g. Celadon Green, Oxblood Red, Cobalt Blue] Act as a 3D Typographer, Ceramic Artist, and Luxury CGI Art Director. References: Lemaire, Jil Sander, Hauser & Wirth sculpture, Japanese Sōdeisha ceramics. --- PHASE 1: TYPOGRAPHIC SCULPTURE Render [BRAND WORDMARK] as a single continuous porcelain sculpture — not extruded type, but hand-thrown ceramic letterforms. Style: Quiet luxury minimalism. Letters slightly irregular (human-made), with soft belly curves and thin connecting bridges where strokes meet. Serifs absent — use neo-classical proportions (high contrast thick/thin if applicable). Negative spaces between letters feel like intentional voids in museum display. Scale: each letter 15–25cm tall if physical. --- PHASE 2: MATERIAL & GLAZE Base body: unglazed bisque porcelain matte white (#F5F2ED) with micro pitting and gentle kiln imperfections (not defects — character). Glaze accent: [GLAZE ACCENT] applied only to select stroke terminals or the underside rim — never full coverage. Glaze behavior: pooled thicker in recesses, breaking thin on edges (crazing optional, subtle). Surface finish: satin, not glossy plastic. No metallic, no chrome, no neon. --- PHASE 3: COMPOSITION & STAGING Background: warm gallery plaster wall (#E6E0D8) with soft natural texture. Surface: honed limestone plinth. Shadow: long soft contact shadow to the right, indicating north-light window. Orientation: horizontal wordmark, generous negative space (40% frame empty). Camera: straight-on, eye-level, 85mm product lens, f/8 — entire wordmark sharp. Mood: stillness, museum silence, morning light. --- PHASE 4: TECH SPECS Render: offline path-traced (Cycles/Octane). Lighting: large north-facing soft window key, white bounce card fill. Color management: sRGB, no oversaturation. Output: editorial still-life for luxury brand identity system. Aspect ratio 4:5 vertical or 1:1. Anti-aliasing maximum. Feel: photographed by Brigitte Niedermair or similar — not AI surrealism.