Recorte de papel O que Arun ao pôr do sol

A highly detailed layered papercut artwork of {argument name="scene" default="Wat Arun in Bangkok, Thailand at dusk"}, viewed from across the river in a centered, symmetrical composition. The image should look like handcrafted 3D paper sculpture and kirigami, with stacked cut-paper layers, visible paper edges, soft relief depth, delicate shadows between layers, and crisp ornamental architectural detail. Place the grand central prang of the temple rising dramatically in the middle, surrounded by 4 smaller prangs, dense dark green-black tree masses at the base, a riverside promenade with small pavilions, and multiple Thai flags lining the waterfront. In the foreground, show the Chao Phraya River as stylized rolling paper waves in deep navy and charcoal, with 1 long traditional river boat crossing from left to right near the bottom center. The sky is filled with many horizontally stretched layered clouds cut from paper, framing a low setting sun partially hidden behind the temple on the right side of center. Use a warm sunset palette of {argument name="color palette" default="golden yellow, amber, burnt orange, peach, terracotta, coral, and deep blue-black"}. Keep the style elegant, intricate, cinematic, and richly textured, with a handcrafted paper diorama feel, high contrast between glowing sky and dark foreground, and an overall refined Asian decorative art aesthetic.