Painting of the Four Heavenly Kings in the Style of Chinese Dunhuang

Create a painting of the Four Heavenly Kings in the style of Chinese Dunhuang painting, from left to right: the Eastern King (Dhṛtarāṣṭra), the Southern King (Virūḍhaka), the Western King (Virūpākṣa), and the Northern King (Vaiśravaṇa).
The figures and their ritual implements must be precisely as follows: 1. The Eastern King's statue has a white face, holds a pipa (lute), and has the text “东方持国天王” (Eastern Dhṛtarāṣṭra) written vertically with a brush on the right side. 2. The Southern King's statue has a blue face, holds a precious sword, and has the text “南方增长天王” (Southern Virūḍhaka) written vertically with a brush on the right side. 3. The Western King's statue has a red face, holds a snake, and has the text “西方广目天王” (Western Virūpākṣa) written vertically with a brush on the right side. 4. The Northern King's statue has a green face, holds an umbrella, and has the text “北方多闻天王” (Northern Vaiśravaṇa) written vertically with a brush on the right side.
Image size 16:9, 2K HD.