Rose Gold Inlay Leaves

Description

• Visual Dispersion (Reflectivity): This image simulates specular dispersion—the way light bounces off a curved, shiny surface. The white highlights on the pink leaves mimic a glossy clear coat. The color isn’t just flat; it has “shine” dispersed across the curve.

• Gradient Dispersion (Enamel Effect): Inside the leaves, the color disperses smoothly from dark to light (e.g., dark purple fading into rose). However, unlike the “bleeding” watercolor images, this dispersion is strictly contained within the gold wire lines. It does not cross the border.

• Zero Dispersion (The Edge): The gold lines themselves have zero dispersion. They are razor-sharp.