Ishtar Mesopotamian Goddess Star Throne

An opulent full-body interior shot of the Mesopotamian goddess Ishtar, portrayed as a commanding, regal woman in her late twenties with rich olive-bronze skin, long dark wavy hair adorned with golden stars and lapis lazuli beads, and piercing dark eyes brimming with divine majesty and untamed power, wearing a regal gown of sheer indigo silk embroidered with gold eight-pointed stars of Ishtar, an elaborate tiered horned crown of divine authority forged from yellow gold, and heavy lapis lazuli beaded collars and armbands, seated upon a massive carved lapis lazuli and gold throne flanked by two majestic snarling lions with golden coats resting at her feet, inside a colossal Babylonian palace hall with lapis lazuli tile walls, gold relief bulls, and massive arched doorways, lit by warm flickering gold oil lamps paired with cool starlight streaming down through an open dome skylight creating majestic blue-and-gold dual color lighting on her face and gown, serene queenly micro-expression, eye-level centered heroic composition emphasizing divine throne authority, shot on Hasselblad H6D-100c with 50mm f/2.8 lens, exquisite material textures of silk, gold filigree, and polished blue stone, hyperrealistic 8K digital masterpiece.