Create ONE realistic product visualization of the exact CHARMVILLA embroidered lid design in reference 1. Reference 1 is the completed flat artwork and is authoritative: reproduce its exact flower count, side/back-facing angles, S/arc/zigzag stem shape, leaf overlaps, palette, embroidery and brand logo with NO redesign. Reference 2 shows the genuine pale wood CHARMVILLA box construction; replace its old butterfly art entirely with reference 1. Reference 3 is the official brand SAMPLE.

Use a closed almost-square box, lid WIDTH 20 cm by DEPTH 18.5 cm, visualized height about 4.5 cm. Slender pale natural wooden rim, inset flush woven silk/linen embroidered cloth, finely raised thread following petal direction. Accurate CHARMVILLA wordmark. Single box, entire lid visible, elevated three-quarter camera about 65 degrees above tabletop with front and right wood edges visible, centered and filling 74 percent of the image width, calibrated neutral light from upper left, warm off-white seamless studio surface, soft grounded shadow. Consistent camera and scale for comparing design options. No ribbon, extra flowers, teacup, hands, duplicate box, collage, labels, dimensions, logos outside the lid, or watermark. Do not make the old elongated box; keep the near-square 20:18.5 lid.

Design context only, subordinate to the exact first-reference image: Very light moon-white celadon silk, blending the quiet moon-blue and bamboo-green families of selected designs 11 and 15. THREE separate slender orchid stems spring from a common root near (90%,91%) and fan in very different directions, each carrying ONLY ONE bloom. Stem A reaches inward to a prominent three-quarter frontal orchid at (66%,39%); Stem B reaches high-right to a medium true side-view orchid at (88%,22%) looking toward the LEFT, with a narrow foreshortened silhouette; Stem C bows low-right then inward to a small clearly rear-facing orchid at (81%,66%), its pale green calyx and white petal backs visible. Each stem has one tiny bud at a different stage, no extra open flowers. The three flower positions form a loose scalene triangle, not a vertical row. Long strap leaves emerge at three elevations: a pale rear leaf behind the stems, a darker left-sweeping middle leaf along bottom, and a fine foreground leaf curving toward viewer and crossing one root. Luminous restrained embroidery, modest goldfish and wordmark, abundant calm cloth on left. Emphasize the three-dimensional turns of the real flower heads.