Maa Katyayani — Day 6 Navratri Look 🔱🔥

Create a powerful and authentic Navratri portrait inspired specifically by Maa Katyayani, the warrior form of Maa Durga associated with the destruction of Mahishasura. Dress the person in a striking deep emerald-green Gujarati chaniya choli with bold red-and-gold mirror work, traditional warrior-inspired embroidery and a flowing green dupatta. Style her with traditional gold jewelry, large jhumkas, layered necklace, maang tikka, stacked bangles, bold red bindi and strong kajal-lined eyes. The makeup should be confident and powerful while remaining traditionally Indian. Build a dramatic Navratri temple courtyard with rows of diyas, marigold garlands, red flowers, sacred flags, incense smoke and a large decorated puja mandap. Place a ceremonial sword and trishul beside the puja altar and a majestic lion sculpture prominently behind her. Include a puja thali with honey bhog, diya, red flowers and kumkum. Add a subtle symbolic Mahishasura-inspired demon sculpture or defeated buffalo motif in the distant temple decor, not as graphic violence. Pose her standing firmly beside the altar with an upright, fearless posture. Use emerald green, red, gold and deep amber lighting, dramatic shadows, temple firelight and cinematic devotional photography. The image should clearly communicate warrior Shakti, courage, protection and Navratri, while remaining a premium photoshoot. Preserve the exact facial identity, facial structure, skin tone, age, and natural features of the person from the reference image.