Mini-Catalog Creation

Use only the styles that are crossed out in the “crossed-out PDF.” Those crossed-out styles are the ones I like. Match each of those styles to the same style in the clean PDF and build the catalog using only those matched images. If a crossed-out style doesn’t appear cleanly in the clean PDF, flag it. From Copy2 and 1.pdf, do not use scratched or damaged photos unless you can retouch them; remove any boxed backgrounds (if the only version has a box, mask/cut out the product to a clean background). Create a small, premium mini-catalog for the Matcha Four-Piece Set (chawan bowl, 100-prong bamboo whisk, whisk holder, traditional spoon). Start with a cover and one-page hero intro (2–3 sentences on who it’s for and why it’s special). Then make one consistent spread per selected style: left page shows the full set with 3–5 short feature callouts; right page has three images (chawan close-up, whisk + holder close-up, and at least one packaging photo), plus a simple “What’s Included” list (the four items) and a specs block (materials; finish/color; dimensions/weight; care notes; SKU). Keep the design airy, modern, and premium with clear hierarchy and clean backgrounds so products pop; maintain the same layout across styles. Deliver an editable source (InDesign or Canva), a press-ready PDF, and a web-optimized PDF under 15 MB, with filenames and page titles labeled by style for easy revisions. Use only my provided assets; ask if anything is missing. You may use Canva or a clean template to move fast, and you may create natural in-use composites (e.g., hands holding the whisk) only if they match the chosen styles and my asset pack. Include a back page with ordering info, MOQ/pricing placeholders, and contact/website (I’ll provide final numbers later).