Anime Durga Oni Tiger Goddess Composition

Create an ornate vertical anime fantasy illustration of {argument name="character name" default="Yamanba chan"} transformed into a fierce Durga and Kali inspired goddess, seated astride a roaring Bengal tiger. The goddess is a young tan skinned oni girl with long flowing {argument name="hair color" default="white"} hair, two tall curved horns, golden eyes, small fangs, a red bindi on her forehead, and a confident mischievous smile. She wears a deep navy blue dancer style top and skirt with lavish gold temple jewelry: crown ornaments, earrings, layered necklaces, armlets, bracelets, anklets, waist chains, and an ornate central belt plate. Show exactly eight arms radiating symmetrically around her body: four on the viewer’s left holding a straight sword, a trident staff, a short spear or arrow like weapon, and a large curved scimitar; four on the viewer’s right holding a pink lotus flower, a golden sword, a bow, and one extended graceful hand. Add a quiver of arrows behind her right shoulder. The tiger fills the lower foreground, facing forward with orange, black, and white stripes, bright amber eyes, open roaring mouth, visible teeth, and detailed fur. Surround the figure with exactly seven visible pink lotus blossoms: one large lotus at bottom left, one large lotus at bottom right, one medium lotus on the upper right in her hand, one medium lotus at mid left, one medium lotus at mid right, one smaller lotus at lower left near the leaves, and one smaller lotus at lower right. The background should resemble an antique Indian temple mural or illuminated manuscript: deep teal field, large radiant golden sun halo behind her head, ornate arch framing the composition, red and gold floral corner panels, curling gold filigree, small star accents, aged parchment texture, distressed ink, and weathered pigment. Use a rich palette of {argument name="primary palette" default="antique gold, deep teal, navy blue, tiger orange, and lotus pink"}. Style it as highly detailed Japanese anime meets classical Hindu devotional art, with crisp linework, symmetrical composition, dramatic sacred iconography, and a vintage poster texture. No modern objects, no text, no watermark.