Florecimiento de porcelana bajo la luna

Create a restrained cinematic product film centered on one ceramic or glass object described by the user, standing in a very shallow layer of still water at night. If a product image is supplied, treat it as the sole authority for silhouette, proportions, cap or closure, label placement, wordmark, colors, and surface finish. Divide the selected duration into three deliberate beats: begin with a slow macro orbit that reveals the exact geometry and a pale moon reflection; continue with a gentle push as fine luminous hairline cracks travel across the surface and grow a small number of miniature silver-white blossoms; end as every blossom folds back into the cracks, the surface becomes pristine, and the camera settles on a readable hero angle for a clean hold. Use cool moonlight as the key, one restrained warm reflection in the water, subtle atmospheric haze, shallow depth of field, accurate ceramic glaze or glass refraction, and physically plausible ripples caused only by the transformation. Direct native audio precisely: quiet night air and faint water movement throughout, delicate ceramic ticks as the cracks travel, soft petal-like chimes at bloom, and one subtle closure sound when the original surface returns. No dialogue or music swell. Preserve one product only and keep its geometry, branding, material, color, and scale unchanged throughout. Stylize only the temporary light and blossoms, never the packaging. No duplicate object, warped label, invented text, gold palette, explosive shatter, floating debris, excessive petals, camera shake, hard cut, watermark, or extra props. Use the user's details for the object, its immutable design, the water setting, and the desired final hero angle. User request: Describe the ceramic or glass object, its fixed design details, and the final hero angle