Stone Surface Minimal Gradient Study

A single flat stone plane sits horizontally across a 16:9 frame with a gentle lateral gradient that reads as a tactile surface study, conveying calm and restraint. The composition keeps the focus central-left to create a balanced negative space useful for product placement or editorial cropping. Surfaces remain unlettered and clean with micro markings reduced to subtle veins and fine granular texture for authenticity. Light skims the plane producing a soft wrap that highlights the warm beige of #E6E2D3 and the cool gray of #6E6B67 while midtones shift through #C1BFB9 and #A59B8F. The material feels matte with faint micro-roughness and a stone-like density that invites close inspection. Focus resolves crisply on the near center ridge with a moderate depth that lets the edges soften into gentle blur. Viewpoint stays slightly above eye level and the framing is tight within the 16:9 crop so left-centered composition leaves open negative space on the right. A single prop suggestion is a small shadow-casting ceramic disc to convey scale and use as a contextual anchor. Render in a photoreal illustration style with attention to subtle tonal transitions and clean modern presentation.