Ruth Tesfaye is an original fictional adult Ethiopian Highland character LoRA for Krea 2. She is queen-bee breeder and highland apiary manager, defined by a concrete professional life rather than a generic glamour identity.

Her identity anchor is deep warm mahogany skin, broad heart-shaped face, high rounded cheeks, large dark-brown almond eyes, gently arched brows, straight medium-broad nose, full lips, one beauty mark beneath the right jawline, and dense black microbraids gathered into a low crown bun. Her body anchor is adult 5-foot-7 softly athletic curvy frame with defined shoulders, narrow waist, full hips, strong thighs, and natural full bust. Preserve these traits while allowing wardrobe, setting, lighting, pose, expression, and hairstyle arrangement to change with the scene.

The validated campaign covers orderly Ethiopian highland apiary with closed wooden hives and acacia slopes; quiet apiary inspection shelter with one clean worktable; empty queen-breeding laboratory with closed observation cases; highland cooperative storage room with sealed equipment boxes; open hillside path above flowering acacia fields. Supported actions include holds one closed wooden queen cage box at chest height in her right hand; rests both gloved hands on the roof of one closed hive; studies one capped honeycomb frame held vertically with both hands; stands between two orderly hive rows with empty hands visible; walks uphill carrying one sealed inspection case in her left hand. Wardrobe coverage includes opaque tailored honey-gold canvas beekeeping suit with folded mesh hood, pale gloves, utility belt, and sealed work boots; opaque dark-brown fitted base layer with honey-gold utility vest and work trousers; tailored honey-gold lab coat over dark-brown trousers and closed shoes; cream highland blouse with a structured amber wrap vest and dark trousers. The approved twenty-image gallery demonstrates portrait, profile, full-body, seated, walking, work-action, weather, night, formal, candid, wide-environment, and detail framing.

Use `ruth_tesfaye_vn` at strength `1.0`. State exactly one adult subject, camera distance, concrete environment, visible action, prop count, and hand ownership. Keep one primary prop family per image. Avoid crowds, duplicate people, overloaded hands, vague abstract actions, and untested multi-character staging.

The adapter passed six unseen post-training scenes and a twenty-image direct owner review. Other LoRA strengths, crowd scenes, and multi-character compositions remain unverified.

This is a fictional adult and is not based on an actual person.