Realistic textured warm hanji paper background, soft ivory tone with visible mulberry fibers, natural paper grain, gently feathered edges like museum archival stock, soft diffused studio lighting.
Ultra-accurate isometric 3D palace map of Gyeongbokgung Palace after King Gojong’s 19th-century reconstruction, viewed from a high diagonal perspective, showing the entire palace complex as a living architectural city.
The scene includes:
• Geunjeongjeon (Throne Hall) on raised stone terraces
• Gyeonghoeru Pavilion floating on its reflective pond
• Sajeongjeon and royal administrative halls
• Gangnyeongjeon & Gyotaejeon inner palace residences
• Rear gardens and pavilions stretching into the hills
The palace is perfectly aligned on a north–south Confucian axis, backed by Mount Bugak.