Logo design, emblem mark inspired by Baishatun Mazu

Logo design, emblem mark inspired by Baishatun Mazu, focusing on head and crown as the primary visual identity. Single color ink (deep red or black) on off-white background, high contrast, flat design. Central composition: frontal head portrait of Mazu, symmetrical and calm expression, face simplified into smooth, minimal shapes with a mask-like quality. Ornate crown is the main feature, including phoenix crown structure, bead curtain (hanging pearls) simplified into clean vertical lines, and rounded ornament elements arranged rhythmically. Hair, face, and crown reduced into bold geometric forms, maintaining recognizability while removing fine detail. No full body, only head and partial upper structure to keep the composition compact and iconic. Outer structure formed using subtle symbolic elements such as lotus, flame, or talisman-like geometry, framing the head. Converted into woodblock / linocut style: thick bold outlines, slightly uneven edges, subtle carving texture, controlled imperfections. Remove excessive detail, focus on silhouette clarity, symmetry, and strong icon identity. Style: woodblock logo, linocut emblem, Taiwanese temple iconography, sacred symbol, minimal yet powerful, brand-ready mark --v 8