I can see a beautiful range of Chikankari shirts -- from delicate pink floral cuff embroidery, heritage cream shirts with green/gold/blue collar work, runway editorial pieces with gold jaali embroidery, minimal geometric pocket details, triptych shots showing collar-cuff-placket details, blue floral vine collars, striped shirts with lace yoke work, and bold multicolor paisley pieces. Let me save the best 4 as your collection products, update all prices to INR 1,300, and rewrite the collection.

Now let me read the remaining product images, then overwrite all 4 with the user's real photos:

Good, now I can see the old placeholder images. Let me replace all 4 with your real photos and update the collection data:

Now let me also save the remaining photos as additional gallery/lookbook images and update the collection component with proper names, descriptions, and pricing:

Now let me replace all lookbook images with your real photos and update the collection component:

Now let me save a few more of your photos for additional lookbook slots and the craft story section:

Good, the craft story image is already a nice artisan shot. Now let me replace it with one of the user's detail photos and update the collection component with the new product names, descriptions, and INR 1,300 pricing:

Updated all four shirt prices to spread naturally across the 1199-1399 range: The Rumi at INR 1,199, The Nawab at INR 1,299, The Gulzar at INR 1,349, and The Shaam at INR 1,399 (the most detailed multicolor piece priced highest). This gives a realistic price spread that reflects the embroidery complexity of each piece.