Rendered as a contemporary black-and-grey tattoo concept, this piece centers on a horned woman whose presence is both feral and regal. The composition integrates a luminous moon halo behind her head, a crown of daisies and wildflowers that encircles her brow, and a long, curved dagger clasped in her hand, all executed in smooth gradients of graphite and charcoal. The artist emphasizes chiaroscuro to sculpt the high cheekbones, the arch of the brow, and the hair that flows around the face, while the horns coil outward with knurled texture that reads almost like carved bone. The floral crown introduces pattern-like motifs that weave through the design, creating rhythm as if the viewer is looking at a living botanical ornament. On the skin, subtle line work and shading form delicate filigree and plant-inspired motifs, turning the upper torso into a canvas that blends portrait realism with decorative botanical accents. The dagger blade catches light with a precise specular highlight, a focal point that anchors the composition and hints at themes of protection, transformation, and resolve. The moon halo behind the figure adds a celestial dimension, suggesting cycles, rebirth, and mystery. While the overall aesthetic nods to realistic tattoo design and black-and-grey technique, the interplay between soft gray washes and sharp edges gives the image the feel of fine line tattoo accents within a larger, bold silhouette. As a custom tattoo design, it offers scalable options for placement—from a large back piece to smaller standalone motifs—while preserving legibility of the face and crown at reduced sizes. The symbolism of flora, lunar symbolism, and horned femininity can be tuned to mean resilience, inner strength, and guarded wisdom, making this concept ideal for meaningful tattoos or as a cover-up solution for obscured prior work. This is an AI-generated tattoo project, produced to explore how moody gothic poetry translates into body art, with potential to iteratively refine line weight and shading to suit individual skin tones and preferences, and it invites tattoo artists to interpret the crown, dagger, and moon as anchor motifs across placements, while the black-and-grey palette ensures timelessness and durability of the ink in real-world tattooing.