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Deep tones

Obsidian
Well.

Black glass meets porous stone. Across the water, a pale reflection bends as the surface moves.

A glossy shard of obsidian rests beside lichen and a dark stone bowl of rippling water.

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Collection notes

Still water at the lip of a stone basin.

Obsidian and basalt both read as dark from a distance. Bring them together and the difference is immediate. One takes a sharp reflected line, while the other holds a soft grey edge. A trace of lichen adds a dry green note between stone and paper.

Use Basalt Dust as the ground for a ceramics catalogue, with Pumice Slip text and Volcanic Glass image borders. A small Lichen Vein dot can mark each glaze finish.

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