Hindu Trimurti Mythology Infographic with Norse Family Tree Motifs

Mythology infographic titled "Hindu Trimurti" — EPIC / HERO journey timeline archetype, adapted as a creation myth narrative with 6 stages. Depict the Hindu Trimurti respectfully and academically: Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva as the central divine figures, shown in period-appropriate Hindu iconography, while using only subtle Norse-inspired ornamental framing motifs around the border as a decorative cultural hint, not altering the mythology. Museum-poster composition with a clear left-to-right or top-to-bottom narrative timeline, all labels large, sharp, and highly readable. Stage 1: primordial cosmic waters and the unmanifest universe; Stage 2: Vishnu reclining on Ananta, labeled "Preserver" with attribute labels "Conch", "Discus", "Mace", "Lotus"; Stage 3: Brahma emerging on the lotus, labeled "Creator" with attribute labels "Vedas", "Lotus", "Prayer Beads", "Water Pot"; Stage 4: ordered creation of the worlds and beings; Stage 5: Shiva as transformative force, labeled "Destroyer" with attribute labels "Trident", "Drum", "Crescent Moon", "Third Eye"; Stage 6: cosmic renewal and cyclical regeneration of existence. Include short English captions for each stage, concise and scholarly. Visual style: classical fresco, monochrome elegant palette in stone, ash, ivory, and muted sepia tones, solemn and timeless mood, refined linework, balanced symmetry, soft aged-plaster texture. Include editorial mythological illustration, museum-poster composition, vector-clean infographic layout, period-appropriate imagery. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no nudity beyond classical-art-tasteful, no graphic violence, no watermarks Tasteful classical-art framing, no explicit nudity beyond classical-tasteful, no graphic violence, no anti-religious propaganda. Present each tradition respectfully and academically.