Create one complete vertical Amazon A+ preview image at 1200 px width with a naturally tall canvas. Use exactly six visually continuous modules with no white or near-white horizontal separator lines. Use a premium warm editorial kitchen palette of ivory, forest green, champagne gold, light oak, and tea amber, with elegant sans-serif hierarchy, compact copy blocks, botanical shadows, curved shared surfaces, steam, and soft tonal transitions.
Use one locked 1.0-liter temperature-control kettle consistently throughout: a softly tapered oval-column body that is narrower at the top and wider at the bottom, slightly flattened front-to-back, with subtle sloped shoulders, matte ivory outer shell, slim champagne-gold lower band, short wide triangular left-front spout, oval two-stage hinged lid, deep forest-green open C-shaped rear handle with generous finger clearance and two champagne-gold mounts, narrow vertical black-glass front display with two rounded controls, and a thin oval forest-green 360-degree base. Maintain identical proportions, spout side, hinge, handle, display, base, colors, and internal geometry in every closed, open, pouring, exploded, and cutaway view. Do not stretch or substitute the product.
Module 1, approximately 18% height: a bright original tea-table scene with the closed kettle large on the right and cups, leaves, and pastries as supporting props. Use “POUR FOR TEA, COFFEE AND MORE.”, “1.0 L TEMPERATURE-CONTROL KETTLE”, and “Heat water, choose a temperature and keep it ready.” Add four refined icon labels: “FAST BOIL”, “AUTO SHUTOFF”, “KEEP WARM”, and “STAINLESS INTERIOR”.
Module 2, approximately 16% height: show the same lid in two positions around one correct rear hinge—40-degree controlled vent and 70-degree full access—with a small rounded inset of a hand cleaning the wide interior opening. Keep the handle clear of the lid. Use “OPEN IN TWO STEPS.”, “40° CONTROLLED VENT”, “70° FULL ACCESS”, and “WIDE OPENING TO CLEAN”.
Module 3, approximately 16% height: center the kettle on a curved light-oak table and arrange seven original beverage cards around it. Use “CHOOSE THE TEMPERATURE THAT FITS THE DRINK.”, “7 TEMPERATURE PRESETS”, “45 °C”, “60 °C”, “70 °C”, “80 °C”, “85 °C”, “90 °C”, “100 °C”, and “KEEP WARM UP TO 4 HOURS”.
Module 4, approximately 15% height: a restrained translucent cutaway of the same kettle showing a circular concealed base heater and warm-amber convection currents rising evenly through water. Use “FAST, EVEN HEAT FROM THE BASE”, “1,500 W CONCEALED HEATING”, “1.0 L CAPACITY”, and “AUTO SHUTOFF”. Do not show an exposed glowing coil inside the water.
Module 5, approximately 15% height: on the left, a clean exploded cross-section shows the stainless inner vessel, insulation cavity, ivory outer shell, and open-grip handle with finger clearance. On the right, a newly designed generic adult woman in a warm modern kitchen pours safely from the identical kettle into two cups. Use “HOT INSIDE. COMFORTABLE TO HOLD.”, “DOUBLE-WALL BODY”, “COOL-TOUCH OUTER SHELL”, and “INSULATED OPEN-GRIP HANDLE”.
Module 6, approximately 15% height: integrate three generous detail panels into one flowing warm background—brushed-steel inner lid, removable mesh spout filter, and wide seamless stainless-steel interior—plus one smaller closed-product view. Use “STAINLESS STEEL WHERE WATER TOUCHES”, “WIDE SEAMLESS INTERIOR”, “REMOVABLE SPOUT FILTER”, and “EASY-RINSE INNER LID”. Reserve the final 5% of the full canvas below all information as uninterrupted light-oak tabletop with only a soft warm shadow fading outward.
Keep every word and number exact, large enough to read, and correctly spelled. All people, kitchens, drinks, icons, and diagrams must be newly designed. Do not include original or invented brands, 304 or food-grade certification badges, testing institutions, absolute no-plastic or no-odor claims, prices, calls to action, shopping UI, pagination dots, module labels, filenames, canvas dimensions, placeholders, gibberish, exposed electrical parts, extra temperatures, or content inside the bottom safety zone. Do not crop the final module.
