One Very Large Blossom

Finished hand-drawn marker editorial illustration, landscape 4:3. At a covered-market counter, one elongated, narrow-shouldered adult volunteer in a plain ochre apron gently steadies the stem of an enormous coral blossom in a squat carved wooden vessel with one dark cavity. The flower dominates the right half: five broad, uneven petals and a small buttery-yellow centre, its head tilted toward the open left side. Volunteer partly cropped at the right edge, minimal face, one simple mitten-shaped hand touching the stem. Show the practical flower-arranging gesture naturally, not as a diagram. One canopy edge and the counter establish the market; no other stalls or people. Warm amber illumination across the flower and tabletop, muted cream background, dark plum contours. Broad marker fills, slight stroke overlap, deliberately exaggerated silhouettes, no intricate hatching. Generous breathing room at left. No text, logos or watermarks.