Watercolor Indian Man with Hibiscus

Create a detailed watercolor portrait on warm aged parchment paper of a handsome young native Indian man shown from the chest up, facing slightly left and looking downward with a warm, gentle closed-mouth smile. He has wavy, voluminous black hair with loose strands over the forehead, thick eyebrows, expressive downcast eyes, a straight nose, and a neatly trimmed soft stubble beard. Dress him in a traditional deep maroon cotton kurta with a short open collar and small buttons, rendered with translucent watercolor washes and subtle fabric folds. Place exactly two large vibrant red hibiscus flowers beside him on the right side: one near the upper right behind his head and one larger flower near the lower right foreground, both with dark centers and yellow stamens. Add green hibiscus leaves and stems around the flowers, with loose red and brown watercolor splashes blending into the background. Use fine ink-like sketch lines for hair, facial contours, flower veins, and decorative swirls, with realistic facial detail but painterly edges. The composition should feel romantic, elegant, and organic, with earthy beige paper texture, maroon and crimson paint blooms, soft shadows, no text, no watermark, and a vertical portrait orientation.