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. A sumo referee (gyoji) stands poised in the center of the ring, his silhouette framed by the white dohyo. He wears a hitatare‑style robe crafted from luxurious silk in russet brown, its weighty folds exuding authority. The robe displays a subtle court fan (hi‑ogi) pattern that ripples like silk water across the fabric. An obi with an intricate kikkou pattern cinches his waist, adding rhythmic texture to the ensemble. Dangling bira‑bira kanzashi hair ornaments swing softly with his movements, catching the glare of arena lights. The gyoji’s posture is upright and deliberate, emphasizing the solemnity of the match. Soft, focused lighting highlights the deep hue of the robe and the delicate sheen of the silk. A muted, dignified atmosphere surrounds him, reflecting the reverence of traditional sumo rituals. The overall style blends classical Japanese court aesthetics with the dynamic energy of modern sumo. The image captures the referee’s ceremonial presence in a crisp, high‑contrast illustration.