Rose Essence: From Print to Perfume

🖼️ First Frame Image Prompt Nano Banana Pro · 9:16 · 2K An elegant editorial still life on a cool white marble surface. A large vintage botanical illustration print lies flat — intricately detailed engraving-style roses in deep crimson and blush pink with precise scientific linework, aged cream paper. Beside it stands an empty ornate crystal perfume bottle with a faceted glass stopper, completely clear and empty, catching prismatic light. Small elegant props: a single dried real rose petal, a gold pen. Soft diffused cool studio lighting with gentle window light from the left. No hands in frame. The marble surface has fine grey veining. The perfume bottle is sharp and in perfect focus, the illustration slightly softer behind it. Shot from a low 3/4 angle. Photorealistic, high-fashion editorial mood. 🎬 Image-to-Video Prompt Kling 2.6 · 9:16 · Starting from the first frame: a vintage botanical rose illustration lies on white marble beside an empty crystal perfume bottle. An elegant hand reaches in and gently pinches one of the painted roses on the illustration — fingertips pressing on the printed paper. As they squeeze, glowing pink liquid begins to bead out of the printed rose like squeezing a real flower, drops of luminous rose-pink essence falling onto the marble with a soft tap. The hand tilts the illustration over the open perfume bottle, and the glowing essence pours in — swirling inside the crystal bottle in slow motion, catching light in prismatic rose-gold sparkles. The bottle gradually fills, the liquid inside shifting between deep crimson and soft blush pink. The stopper floats down and seals the bottle with a soft crystal clink. Final shot: the full perfume bottle glowing softly, while the illustration now shows only outlined unpainted roses where the color was extracted.