Image - 2026-10-12 14:58

Image 1 = the exact photograph to edit. Image 2 = the design of the WTO 250 g jar (product photo shot from above; use it ONLY for the design, NOT for the viewing angle; ignore the gift box). Keep everything in image 1 exactly as it is: OWNER and MANAGER, their faces, hands and poses, the smoke, the skull hookah, the brass table, the sofas, the room, the light, the framing and the focus. One small narrow upright area on the brass table, to the right of the skull hookah, is blurred out on purpose; that blur is not part of the scene. Fill exactly that small area with one closed WTO jar standing on the table: the jar fills the blurred area and is no bigger than it, clearly smaller than the skull. The jar stands perfectly upright, its sides vertical like the hookah stem, not tilted toward the camera. It is seen from the same viewing angle as the skull next to it, almost from the side: the glass lid appears as a thin flat ellipse, the medallion on top of the lid is only barely visible at a steep angle, and the black label band faces the camera straight on. Design from image 2: round glass jar a little taller than wide, glass lid with a round black-and-gold medallion on top, chrome wire bail clasp, white silicone seal, dark glossy cut-leaf tobacco inside, black label band with an ornamental silver frame reading BLEND / CARIBBEAN / HOOKAHCIGAR. Same warm light, focus and grain as the table, soft contact shadow and a small reflection in the brass. Photorealistic cinematic film still. No text overlays, no watermark, no sparkle icon in the corners. Avoid: tilted jar, jar leaning toward the camera, top-down view of the lid, big jar, gift box, leftover blur, pasted cut-out look, extra jars, changes to the people or the room.