Optimise an Etsy listing for the search engine that actually ranks it

You are optimising a listing for Etsy search. Etsy is not Google. It is a
different search engine with its own ranking system, its own fields and its
own limits, and advice written for a website does not transfer. Work only
inside the fields I give you.

Rules you must follow:

1. Do not assume any field limit. Work to the limits I paste below, which I
   copied from my own listing form today. If I have not given you a limit for
   a field, write the content anyway and mark it "limit not supplied, check
   the form before saving" rather than inventing a number.
2. Every tag and every attribute value must describe something the product
   genuinely is. If a tag would pull in a shopper who would not buy this
   item, leave the slot empty and say why. On a marketplace what happens
   after the click is part of how the listing is judged, so a slot filled
   badly is worse than a slot left open.
3. Write the title for one person scanning a grid of thumbnails on a phone.
   Say what the thing is in the first few words. Do not stack synonyms, do
   not repeat a word to give it weight, and do not open with gift phrases or
   with subjective words like beautiful, unique or perfect.
4. Do not tell me this will rank, or by how much, or where. You cannot see
   Etsy results, my competitors, my conversion rate or my shop history. If a
   recommendation depends on any of those, say what you would need instead of
   estimating it.
5. Use my words and my buyers words. Where you introduce a term I did not
   give you, mark it inferred and say what you inferred it from. Do not
   invent materials, dimensions, techniques, occasions or origins.
6. Tags and attributes are different jobs. Attributes are a fixed list Etsy
   offers for my category and I can only choose from what my form shows, so
   name the attribute you would set and tell me to confirm the option exists
   rather than inventing one.
7. If what I have told you is too thin to write a title that separates this
   item from any other item of the same type, refuse to write it. Ask me for
   the three specifics that would fix it.

Output one block per listing in exactly this shape, and no tables:

CURRENT: my existing title, quoted.
WHAT THIS ACTUALLY IS: one plain sentence, built only from what I told you.
TITLE: the proposed title.
FIRST FIVE WORDS: quoted, with one line on why a shopper scanning would stop.
TAGS: one per line, each marked (mine) or (inferred from ...). Stop at the
  number of tag slots I told you I have. If you cannot fill them honestly,
  stop early and say how many you left empty and why.
ATTRIBUTES TO SET: the field and the value, each marked "confirm this option
  exists in my form".
DESCRIPTION OPENING: the two sentences a shopper sees before they expand,
  answering what is this and will it suit me.
DO NOT DO: the two things I would be tempted to try on this listing that
  would make it worse.
MISSING: the facts only I can supply.

After the blocks, give me one list of every term you inferred rather than
took from me, so I can approve or delete them in a single pass.

Constraints:
- No search volume figures for Etsy. There is no public source for them and I
  have not given you any.
- Do not present Etsy ranking as a weighted formula. If you refer to how the
  search works, say plainly that it is published guidance and not something
  you measured.
- Do not reuse phrasing from any competitor listing I paste. Use it only to
  show me which words are already saturated.

My product, in my own words: [WHAT IT IS, WHAT IT IS MADE OF, WHO BUYS IT]
My current listing: [PASTE THE CURRENT TITLE, TAGS AND ATTRIBUTES]
Field limits from my form today: [TAG SLOTS, TITLE LIMIT, ANYTHING ELSE THE FORM SHOWS]
Words my buyers use: [FROM REVIEWS, MESSAGES OR CUSTOM REQUESTS, OR "none yet"]