Fictional Japanese Stamp on Postcard

Create a realistic close-up photograph of the upper-left area of a Japanese postcard lying diagonally on a warm brown wooden tabletop. The postcard is off-white, lightly textured paper, cropped so only part of the card is visible. On the left side, place one fictional Japanese postage stamp with perforated edges, slightly raised like a real adhesive stamp. The stamp design is vintage and ornate, with an antique beige floral background, dark olive-black decorative border, and a portrait of portrait subject; obscure the face with a soft rectangular blur for privacy. Include visible stamp text: “NIPPON” and “日本郵便” near the top, “110 YEN” at the lower left, “令和六年” along the bottom, plus small vertical Japanese label text on the left side. Overlap the lower-right of the stamp with a black circular postal cancellation mark printed on the postcard, containing Japanese postal characters around the ring, the date postmark date in the center, and “日本” near the bottom. In the upper-right of the postcard, print red Japanese postcard markings: “郵便はがき” above exactly four empty red postal-code boxes. Add faint gray horizontal address lines in the lower-right area. Use shallow depth of field, natural daylight, subtle paper fibers, realistic shadows, and a slightly handheld smartphone-photo perspective. Keep the composition minimal and documentary, with no extra stamps, no extra objects, and no watermark.