Tiny Trip: turn a person and place description into a toy diorama

Use case: identity-preserve
Input images: the attached image: adult person and identity reference
Text input: desired place: Vigan at golden hour
Primary request: Build the desired place as a bright physical tabletop diorama and place one miniature toy version of the person from the attached image naturally inside it.
Identity: preserve the recognizable face, skin tone, hairstyle, expression, and signature outfit color cues from the attached image. Stylize the person as a charming small painted figurine whose scale matches the miniature environment.
Place design: interpret Vigan at golden hour as a compact, instantly recognizable miniature scene. Include its defining architecture, landscape, vegetation, colors, and landmarks while keeping the composition uncluttered.
Person action: pose the figure walking through the market in a location that makes narrative and spatial sense.
Style/medium: visibly handmade hobbyist dollhouse diorama; simplified brightly painted wood and card buildings; model grass, tiny flowers, miniature trees, pebbles, craft foliage, and slight handcrafted imperfections. Use glossy resin only where water is needed.
Physical presentation: mount the entire scene on a rectangular display base resting on a real wooden tabletop. Show soft natural room light, macro photography, convincing shallow depth of field, and a blurred real-world background.
Composition/framing: vertical 4:5 social post, three-quarter elevated view, entire display base visible, miniature person easy to locate, strong central building or landmark, bold saturated colors readable at feed size.
Constraints: exactly one miniature person; use only the attached image as an image input; derive the place entirely from the text description; no full-size person or scenery; no photoreal full-scale landscape; no commercial toy style; no text, signs, logos, or watermarks.