Photorealistic cinematic full-body portrait of a Japanese blacksmith, Edo period, man aged 45–55, strong sturdy build, commoner craftsman. Weather-beaten face with rough features, heavy jaw, thick eyebrows, calm attentive gaze. Tanned skin with traces of soot and smoke on cheeks and hands. Black hair with grey streaks gathered back and tied at the nape in a simple knot — motodori, no shaved forehead, no samurai topknot. Short thick beard with grey streaks. He wears a worn leather blacksmith's apron over simple work clothes — the apron is heavily stained with soot and smoke, scratched from sparks, showing years of use. Under the apron, a short dark brown kimono of rough, coarse fabric with sleeves rolled up to the elbows. Wide work belt at the waist. Wide hakama trousers in earthy tones, tied at the ankles. Simple leather sandals on bare feet. Strong calloused hands with burn marks and metal dust — the hands of a man who has held a hammer for decades. He stands beside an anvil, holding a blacksmith's hammer in one hand and tongs in the other. Beside him — a forge with glowing coals, tools, metal blanks. Confident calm pose. Background: blurred smithy interior, wooden walls, dim warm light from the forge fire, light haze, faint sparks. Style: photorealism, cinematic portrait, highly detailed leather, fabric, skin and metal.
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