: A yellow Star of David badge, historically known as the "Yellow Badge," used during the Holocaust. The badge is in the shape of a six-pointed star, with a rough and slightly uneven texture to emphasize its handmade appearance. Inside the star, the word "Jude" is written in black Gothic script, centered, slightly bold, and aged. The yellow color is muted and faded, with edges appearing worn, symbolizing the historical context. The background should be neutral, possibly a light beige or dark gray, to make the badge stand out while maintaining a somber and reflective tone. Style: Realistic, with historical accuracy, conveying a sense of sorrow and remembrance. The texture should reflect the fabric material often used during the era, with frayed edges to indicate wear and tear. Resolution: High resolution (e.g., 1024x1024 or higher) for detailed textures, including stitching and shading effects. Lighting and Shading: Soft lighting, slightly shadowed edges to give the badge depth and emphasize its three-dimensional appearance. Colors: Star: Muted yellow, faded like aged fabric. Text: Deep black, Gothic font style. Background: Neutral tones (light beige or gray).