south indian temple 3d model

Convert the uploaded reference into a South Indian temple BAS-RELIEF, NOT a full 3D scene. Imagine the entire image is carved into the FRONT of one single flat rectangular stone slab. Everything must remain attached to the flat backing: temple, tree, river, mountains and Nandi. No freestanding or floating objects. No full-depth 3D models. No diorama. Use a straight-on frontal composition, 3:4 portrait ratio. Create a shallow physical relief with approximately 8–15 mm maximum depth. The back must be completely flat. Use physical depth to create the tonal variation: * background: 0–2 mm * distant landscape: 2–4 mm * trees/water: 4–7 mm * temple: 6–10 mm * foreground/Nandi: 10–15 mm Preserve the visual composition and serene ancient South Indian temple character of the reference. Details should look carved into stone, with overlapping shallow layers and natural sculptural transitions. The final mesh must be a closed/watertight printable solid, with one continuous backing plate and n