Floating

A dusty mauve sitting over a warmer ground, with coral breaking through on every raised edge. One of the clearest examples of what this series is named for.

A deep magenta pink, mottled rather than flat, lifting lighter and pinker over the relief.

An olive yellow-green that breaks to a paler green on the high points. Quieter than the name suggests.

A bright mustard yellow, even across the field with a light mottle through it.

The one the series is built around. Gray-green floats over blue with olive and smoky bronze pooling in the recesses, and it reads like two glazes layered when it is only one.

A pale yellow-green that breaks cream over the relief. Soft, and the most restrained of the three Floating colors we carry.

A pale blue-green with gray in it. Cooler and quieter than Floating Blue beside it.

A pale peach with lavender clouding drifting across the surface. The two colors separate rather than blend, which is the effect.

A warm red-brown with purple mottling through it, lifting lighter and more copper on the edges.

A very pale blue-white, close to a satin in how little it reflects. The lightest color in the series on our tile.

A bright red-orange mottled with pink. Busy, and it moves visibly across a flat tile.

A near-black blue-green with lighter blue pooling where the glaze gathers. Dark until the light finds it.

A soft cornflower blue with white clouding floating over it.

A dark olive with gold breaking hard on every raised letter. High contrast for a green.

A burnt orange with lighter apricot breaking through on the relief.

A pale pink-cream with a pearl cast. The softest thing on this shelf and an easy background color.

A bright red with darker crimson mottling through it. Strong, and one of the few in the series that reads as a solid color at a glance.

A very dark navy, deep and even, with the blue only showing clearly at the edges of the relief.

A lavender purple with a pink cast, mottled across the surface.

A pale gray-green, almost matte in how little it reflects, and one of the quietest colors we carry.

A pale peach-pink with lavender clouding drifting through it. A close relative of Fuzzy Peach on the shelf.

A near-black olive with green and gold breaking on the raised edges.

An amber gold with brown breaking on every edge. Spectrum write it as Tiger Eye without the apostrophe.

A slate blue-gray, even across the field, breaking a shade lighter over the relief.