A real photograph in the miniature needle-felt craft genre: small handmade objects modeled from dense felted wool, shot as a product still life with a macro lens at close distance, shallow depth of field, soft diffused studio illumination with faint delicate shadows. Fibers stay short and fuzzy, seams are visible whip stitches, and every piece keeps a gentle handmade irregularity; wool surfaces read soft and matte. Palette of bone white, faded coral, sage green and dusty violet wool.
A small bone-white stitched ghost with a rounded sheet body, two simple dark oval eyes and a tiny open mouth hovers a hand's width above the right third of a square 1:1 composition, both short felt arms extended forward tipping a faded-coral miniature watering can. One arc of round sage-green water droplets falls from the can spout onto a single pumpkin seedling in a thimble-sized dusty-violet pot at the centre-left: a thin felt stem with exactly two sage-green leaves, one on each side. Calm negative space fills the rest of the frame; every piece sits fully inside the frame with clear margin on all four sides, nothing touching or cropped by any edge.
The ghost's sheet hem carries visible whip stitches and a gentle wavy edge. The thimble pot meets the implied surface only through a soft semi-transparent grey contact shadow, darkest at its base and fading outward; no floor, ground plane or room is depicted — the background is fully transparent, a real alpha channel at zero everywhere, not white, not colored, with no checkerboard pattern, and the hovering ghost casts no shadow. Every surface stays unlettered: the ghost sheet, watering can and pot carry no lettering, numbers, logos or text of any kind.
