Triptych Blossom Totem

"Edit the provided image of the black-and-white hamster face: remove the XHAMSTER wordmark and transform the mascot into a surreal, centered vertical totem suitable for flat apparel art. Preserve the recognizable head silhouette, ear shapes, the curved negative-space eye crescents, the central nose/cheek structure and the rounded tongue shape, but heavily abstract and recombine them. Create three stacked faces that mirror and fuse into one another, with facial parts fragmented into geometric shards, concentric rings and repeating crescents so the original face is echoed but not literal. Turn the tongue into a stylized three-petaled red blossom at the center of the totem. Multiply the eyes into extra crescent masks and add subtle macabre ornamentation — stitched seams, hairline cracks, and bone-like decorative linework — kept decorative and non-gory. Use a strict limited palette: deep black for primary shapes, pure white for negative space, vivid candy red for the blossom/tongue accents, and a warm mid-gray for small accents. Keep all shapes flat with crisp thick outlines, no gradients, no textures, and screen-print-friendly shapes. Make the composition perfectly symmetrical, occupying most of the vertical canvas with generous negative space around it; output as clean vector-style artwork on a transparent (or single-color) background. Emphasize a weird, slightly eerie carnival-mask vibe — playful yet uncanny — while ensuring the result is a bold, poster-ready graphic suitable for printing. Do not add any readable text, watermarks, or brand names in the final art."

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