Velvet ribbon Thanksgiving cursive lettering scene

Cinematic 3D composition where the words "Happy Thanksgiving" are formed from a single deep burgundy velvet ribbon that loops and curls into elegant cursive lettering, the fabric rich and plush with visible nap that catches light differently as it curves, creating luxurious highlights and deep maroon shadows within the folds. The phrase arcs across the central lower third of the frame, resting lightly on a smooth surface that blends seamlessly into a muted green background gradient of eucalyptus and sage tones, with the upper and side regions kept as 40–60% serene negative space free of distractions. Around and partially behind the ribbon text, minimalist wreath elements emerge: slender eucalyptus sprigs, small clusters of muted red berries, and a few soft, rounded leaves, arranged in a loose partial circle that cradles the lower and side edges of the lettering without enclosing it fully, all rendered with a matte, slightly powdery finish so they support rather than compete with the velvet. Soft directional light comes from the upper left, warm enough to add subtle coppery warmth to the highest ridges of the ribbon while a cooler teal-tinged fill from the opposite side deepens the shadows between folds; a gentle rim of light traces select upper loops, separating the script from the background. Near the intersection of two central strokes, where the ribbon twists, a tiny, concentrated golden point of light glows like a miniature jewel or ember embedded in the fabric, acting as the focal spark that pulls the eye into the phrase. The main ribbon letters and the closest eucalyptus leaves are sharply detailed, showing fine fiber and edge stitching, while the more distant parts of the wreath and the background gradient soften into a subtle blur. Hidden within the negative space between one ribbon loop and a nearby leaf cluster, a faint shadow shape resolves into a minuscule turkey silhouette, camouflaged so it reads as an incidental overlap unless inspected carefully. No other readable text appears anywhere in the scene.