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Compare six Aster Edit ceramic edits by form, colour and surface. Pale Ground offers an ivory base; Sunfold follows a fluted edge; Garden Shift, Petal Haze and Open Tide each give colour a different role; Citrus Note is one oval-plate study.
- Pale Ground — A broad family of quiet ivory forms, from smallware to serving pieces. 20 mapped forms.
- Sunfold — Fluted bowls, plates and a breakfast cup with a warm outlined edge. 7 mapped forms.
- Garden Shift — Three independent forms connected by a shifting mottled green surface. 3 mapped forms.
- Petal Haze — Soft blue-grey vessels with a repeated petal edge and varied depth. 4 mapped forms.
- Open Tide — One oval and two round plate formats in a fine-grain ocean blue. 3 mapped forms.
- Citrus Note — One compact oval form, selected for its warm colour and dense speckle. 1 mapped form.
Waterline is an additional blue ceramic archive.