Frosted Glass Gradient Vertical Panel

A tall frosted glass panel occupies a 9:16 vertical frame and reads as a calm backdrop for products or portrait crops, with deep teal melting into emerald and a pale mint top highlight for lift. The panel exists in a minimal studio space filled with softened air and gentle diffusion that suggests a slight cool haze around edges. Surfaces remain clean and unlettered with micro markings reduced to abstract linear veining that reads as texture rather than text. Foreground edges resolve crisply while the midplane holds a soft grain and the far plane fades into a muted charcoal vignette for perceived depth. Light is soft and even with gentle separation that sculpts the glass planes and imparts a subtle inner glow in cool-warm balance. Composition is tight to the vertical frame with centered subject weight and deliberate negative space above and below to respect the 9:16 crop. Materials are frosted glass, satin metal trim, and a barely perceptible matte backdrop behind the panel. Include a single purposeful prop such as a small neutral pedestal or a thin metallic edge to hint at scale and context. Render as a high fidelity photoreal illustration that emphasizes smooth gradients, tactile frost, and clean modern presentation.