A highly detailed and naturalistic close-up texture of earth, lit by warm natural sunlight. The soil surface is rich and organic, with varied granularity — combining fine dust, compacted earth, and small clumps, cracks, or soft undulations. The color is a deep, warm earth tone: between burnt umber, reddish clay, and golden brown, with subtle tonal variations across the surface. Sunlight comes in at a low angle, creating gentle highlights on the raised areas and soft, elongated shadows in the recesses. The lighting evokes the golden hour — warm, directional, and poetic. Faint traces of dry twigs, pebbles or root lines may be visible, but no vegetation or artificial elements should appear. The focus is purely on the texture of the land and the interplay between light and shadow. The mood should be grounded, serene, and elemental — as if capturing the quiet poetry of the land in the late afternoon. The texture can be used as a background or standalone visual to represent territory, origin, and nature. Style: hyper-realistic, editorial-natural, minimal yet expressive. Colors: warm earth tones — clay red, burnt sienna, dark brown, golden ochre. Lighting: golden hour sunlight with long shadows, soft transitions, no harsh contrast. Texture: dry, organic, layered, finely detailed. Aspect ratio: square or landscape 3:2.