Ukiyo-e Portrait Transformation

Using the provided reference image, transform the person into an Edo-period ukiyo-e / nishiki-e / kabuki actor portrait style while preserving the original pose, black bucket hat, hand-near-mouth gesture, and anonymous blurred face area. Replace the modern shirt with traditional layered kimono robes: a dark navy outer robe with two circular floral crests, a tan checked inner robe, and subtle reddish trim. Change the composition to a vertical close-up woodblock print on aged beige washi paper with visible grain, ink texture, worn edges, and muted traditional pigments. Add exactly 4 new decorative/background elements: 1 vertical title cartouche on the upper left with Japanese calligraphy reading [vertical title text], 1 red artist seal beneath it reading [seal text], and 2 stylized blue-gray Edo cloud motifs, one near the upper right and one along the left middle. Keep the face intentionally obscured with a soft rectangular blur matching the reference privacy treatment. Avoid photorealism, modern lighting, and extra text.