Teapot with Glowing Night Sky

A porcelain teapot sits centered on a low wooden table with its lid lifted to reveal a glowing miniature night sky inside, and tiny constellations rotate slowly as if orbiting a tiny galaxy overhead. A small figure leans in from the right edge, posture bent and face lit with wonder, the interaction feeling intimate and quietly astonished. Surfaces remain unlettered and clean so the scene reads as a simple domestic tableau, with porcelain gloss, warm brass rim, and the soft grain of oak under the teapot. The air feels still and slightly cool, with a faint mist around the teapot mouth that makes the stars shimmer and the gold highlights gleam. The nearest rim and figure resolve crisp with shallow depth so the floating constellations appear slightly softer and layered behind glasslike air. Light is gentle and luminous, a cool indigo sky glow balanced by a warm gold rim reflection and a teal hint on the table surface. Framing stays within a wide 16:9 crop, medium tight feel, eye-level viewpoint with a normal perceived width that keeps the teapot and figure prominent and leaves calm negative space on the left. A tiny brass spoon rests folded beside the pot as a quiet prop to anchor scale and domestic context. The medium reads as a painted photographic realism with delicate grain and soft bloom for the glowing stars.