Make a finished original two-color woodcut print of a split pomegranate and one intact fruit on a folded linen cloth. The split fruit reveals dense, individually carved seeds without photographic shine; two simple leaves balance its silhouette. Use a square 1:1 composition viewed slightly above table height, with the opened fruit dominant and broad quiet paper margins. Print deep crimson and charcoal on warm ivory handmade paper, allowing restrained registration offsets and visible carved gouge marks. Translate volume into deliberate negative shapes, chunky contour lines and rhythmic hatching, not smooth gradients. The table and cloth occupy simple geometric planes, with a strong but natural shadow grounding the fruits. Keep a coherent single print, clear seed arrangement and convincing paper fibers. No frame, gallery mockup, text, artist signature, logo, watermark, oil-paint brushwork or excessive grunge. Output one high-detail bitmap artwork.