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Browse color stories from around the world
Klein Blue
An ultimate pure blue patented by Yves Klein in 1956, an icon of color revolution
Tiepolo Blue
Transparent sky blue used in 18th-century Italian ceiling frescoes, the glow of Rococo
Vermeer Blue
Natural ultramarine heavily used by Vermeer, a luxurious blue for ordinary life
Titian Red
Warm golden red for Venetian women’s hair in Titian’s works, gorgeous and affectionate
Rothko Red
Deep crimson laid in large flat areas in Mark Rothko’s color field paintings
Pollock Red
Splattered industrial aluminum paint red in Pollock’s drip paintings, wild and powerful
Van Gogh Yellow
Chrome yellow from Van Gogh’s sunflowers, blazing vitality under scorching sun
Turner Yellow
Chrome yellow mixed with lead white used by Turner to render light amid storms
Shocking Pink
Fluorescent pink invented by Elsa Schiaparelli in 1937, a fusion of fashion and surrealism
Baker-Miller Pink
Calming pink discovered in 1979, used in prison cells to reduce aggression
Morandi Gray
Low-saturation gray tones from Morandi’s still lifes, minimalist and sophisticated
Payne’s Gray
Blue-gray watercolor pigment mixed by William Payne in the 18th century
Soulages Black
Thick layered black paint by Pierre Soulages, with light flowing across its texture
Vantablack
Man-made black absorbing 99.965% light, the ultimate void
Veronese Green
Rich emerald green of Paolo Veronese’s Venetian school, magnificent and solemn
Hockney Green
Bright turquoise from David Hockney’s Los Angeles swimming pool series
Azurite Blue
Mineral pigment ground from azurite, the soul of green-and-blue landscape paintings
Indigo
Deep blue fermented from indigo plants, the native color for folk cloth dyeing
Underglaze Blue
Mild blue formed by cobalt pigment firing on blue-and-white porcelain
Sky Blue
Clear pale blue of cloudless vast sky
Moon White
White tinted faint blue under moonlight, an extremely pale cool blue tone
Ji Blue
Vivid blue after rain clears the sky, a famous porcelain glaze color
Zang Blue
Color of Tibetan monk robes, profound and composed dark blue
Powder Blue
Soft pale blue as if dusted with face powder, light and elegant
Water Blue
Translucent pale blue of clear lake water
Gem Blue
Vibrant blue like gemstones, luxurious and dignified
Mist Blue
Grayish blue in mountain haze, hazy and subtle
Ai Iro
Representative color of Japanese indigo dyeing, deep fermented polygonum indigo hue
Mizu Iro
Pale blue of clear shallow water, brings cool summer vibe
Kikyo Iro
Blue-purple of bellflower, elegant shade widely used for kimono
Hanada Iro
Bright pale blue extracted from dayflower petals
Konjo
Deep navy shade, the darkest traditional Japanese indigo blue
Ruri Iro
Rich deep blue like lapis lazuli, tranquil and noble
Asagi Iro
Pale blue-green of green onion leaves, the color of Shinsengumi haori
Gunjo
Deep ultramarine, vital pigment for Japanese paintings, solemn and profound
Ultramarine
Ground from Afghan lapis lazuli, sacred blue more precious than gold in the Middle Ages
Egyptian Blue
The earliest synthetic pigment created by humans, sky tone on ancient Egyptian murals
Cobalt Blue
18th-century cobalt pigment, pure and translucent royal blue
Prussian Blue
Deep blue accidentally invented in 1704, the color in Van Gogh's The Starry Night
Cerulean Pigment
Cobalt-tin oxide invented in the 19th century, sky color favored by Impressionists
Saxe Blue
Mineral blue from Saxony, Germany, soft with gray undertones
Indanthrone Blue
Lightfast pigment developed in the 20th century, clear and profound
Earth Brown
The rustic brown of the earth, honest and steady
Oak Brown
The deep brown of oak bark, simple and unadorned
Tea Brown
The brown of strong tea liquor, mellow with a lasting finish
Cinnamon Brown
The warm brown of cinnamon bark, spicy and mellow
Chestnut Brown
The dark brown of chestnut shells, autumnal warmth
Sandalwood Brown
The deep brown of sandalwood heartwood, calm and precious
Smoke Brown
The grayish brown tinged by cooking smoke, the warmth of hearth and home
Palm Bark Brown
The light brown of palm bark, the color of daily life
Burnt Ocher
The warm brown of calcined ochre, the color of primitive rock art
Bean Sauce Brown
The deep brown of fermented bean paste, homely and rustic
Scorched Tea Color
The deep brown of scorched roasted tea, the ultimate in wabi-sabi
Chestnut Plum Color
A warm brown between chestnut and red plum, reserved and elegant
Azuki Bean Color
A dark reddish brown like red beans, a steady and rustic everyday color
Chestnut Color
A warm brown like chestnut fruit, autumnal Japanese elegance
Sencha Tea Color
The yellowish green-brown of sencha tea, the color of tea ceremony
Birch Color
The warm orange-brown of birch bark, bright and mellow
Sasayama Color
The grayish brown of Sasayama pottery clay from Kyoto, simple folk craft
Light Incense Color
A light brown as elegant as fragrant wood, a costume color of the Heian period
Burnt Umber
The deep warm pigment of calcined Umbrian brown earth, Rembrandt's secret chiaroscuro color
Raw Sienna
The natural earth color from Siena, Italy, a foundational color of the Renaissance
Van Dyke Brown
A transparent deep brown named after the Flemish painter Van Dyck
Sepia
The deep brown of cuttlefish ink, the classic sketching ink color
Mummy Brown
A legendary dark brown pigment once made from ground Egyptian mummies
Mahogany Brown
The reddish brown of mahogany wood, a classic color of 18th-century furniture
Caput Mortuum
A violet-brown made from iron oxide residue, commonly used by medieval painters
Ink Black
Black prepared from pine soot or lampblack, the foundation of calligraphy and painting
Deep Dark
Deep black with a subtle reddish cast, the ancient cardinal color of heaven's mystery
Lacquer Black
Deep, lustrous black like raw lacquer, with a restrained inner glow
Smoke Ink
Gray-black of pine soot ink, light and pale like distant mountains
Raw Silk White
White of undyed raw silk, the unadorned color of simplicity
Jade White
Warm, moist white of mutton fat jade, understated and elegant
Moon White
White with a hint of blue under moonlight, cool and ethereal
Rice Paper White
Natural warm white of rice paper, the gentle backdrop of calligraphy and painting
Snow White
Pure white like fresh snow, clear and flawless
Sumi Ink
Deep black of Japanese sumi ink, the soul of calligraphy and ink painting
Kuro Black
Traditional Japanese pure black, the foundation of profound stillness
Betel Nut Black
Warm deep black dyed from betel nuts, with a subtle tea-brown undertone
Shiro White
Traditional Japanese pure white, symbol of Shinto purity
Gofun Powder Color
White pigment for Japanese painting made from ground shells, warm and textured
White Neri
White of silk fabric after repeated pounding and washing, color of the pure white bridal kimono
Pure Zen White
Untainted original white of undyed material, the starting point of wabi-sabi
Ivory Black
Carbon black pigment made from calcined ivory, with a warm tone
Vine Black
Carbon black from charred grape vines, with a cool bluish tone
Lamp Black
Carbon black collected from oil lamp soot, one of the oldest painting pigments
Bone White
Pigment from calcined animal bones, a warm white with a hint of pink
Flake White
Made from lead compounds, the most common white pigment in classical oil painting
Titanium White
Pure, bright white invented in the 20th century, the standard white in modern painting
Chalk White
Natural white from chalk earth, used for highlights in Renaissance drawings
Cyan
One of the five traditional Chinese colors, between blue and green, symbolizing the East and spring
Mineral Cyan
Mineral pigment, steady and elegant in hue, commonly used in ancient murals and paintings
Indigo Cyan
Plant-based dye extracted from indigo plants, deep and rustic in tone
Porcelain Cyan
The distinctive blue-cyan tone of blue-and-white porcelain, elegant and noble, renowned worldwide
Water Color
A traditional Japanese color, a light cyan like clear stream water
Light Onion Color
A traditional Japanese cyan, a pale blue-green like scallion leaves, often used in kimonos
Shinbashi Color
A blue-green color popular in Japan's Meiji period, named after the geishas of Shinbashi, Tokyo
Celadon Color
A traditional Japanese ceramic glaze color, as warm and elegant as celadon
Teal
A commonly used color in classical Western interior decoration, a steady and elegant blue-green
Turquoise
Derived from the turquoise gemstone, a highly favored decorative color in the Victorian era
Robin's Egg Blue
The iconic color of the Tiffany brand, a popular color in Neoclassical style
Peacock Green
A magnificent blue-green like peacock feathers, often used in Baroque-style decoration
Pure Gold
Pure red-tinted gold, warm and noble, the utmost luxury
Bright Gold
Bright and pure gold, commonly used for royal artifacts
Pale Gold
Elegantly soft gold, like the first glimmer of dawn
Wheat Gold
The golden yellow of ripe wheat ears, bountiful and warm
Honey Gold
A mellow, warm gold like honey, sweet and gentle
Gilt Bronze
The antique bronze gold of the gilding process, beauty settled by time
Shattered Gold
A shimmering light gold like scattered gold leaf, sparkling like rippling water
Buddha Gold
The gold of Buddha statue leaf gilding, solemn and compassionate
Gold Color
Traditional Japanese gold, the solemn color of shrines and Buddhist temples
Yamabuki Color
The bright yellow of kerria flowers, an elegant spring hue sung in Waka poetry
Golden Color
Pure, true gold color, abundant and gorgeous
Turmeric Color
A deep, warm gold dyed from turmeric root, a precious dye color
Golden Tea Color
A golden-brown tea color, like the hue of brewed Sencha, warm, elegant, and subtle
Golden Color
A synonym for gold, a warm gold as brilliant as the Golden Pavilion
Jewel Beetle Color
A gold-green that shifts with the light like a jewel beetle's wing, mysterious and gorgeous
Gold Leaf
The brilliant gold of gold leaf applied to Renaissance altarpieces
Old Gold
The darkened gold of oxidized antique goldware, a settled splendor
Byzantine Gold
The glorious gold of Byzantine mosaic icons
Antique Brass
The warm gold luster of antique brass, classically elegant
Matte Gold
The soft gold of unpolished gold objects, often used in medieval manuscripts
Gold Ochre
Natural gold ochre pigment, used from ancient times through the Renaissance
Honey Gold
An amber-like warm gold, the light and shadow of 17th-century Dutch still lifes
Ink Gray
The light gray of diluted ink wash in ink painting, full of artistic spirit
Smoke Gray
Light gray of curling kitchen smoke, the warmth of earthly life
Cloud Gray
Somber gray of dense clouds, heralding an approaching storm
Silver Gray
Cool light gray with the luster of silverware, cool and elegantly refined
Lead Gray
Heavy, deep gray like a lead block, calm and solemn
Ash Gray
Extremely light gray like plant ash, plain and unadorned
Rat Gray
Gray-brown of rat fur, understated and simple
Tile Gray
Dark gray of grey tile roofs, the color of misty rain in Jiangnan
Iron Gray
Cool, stern deep gray of raw iron, firm and unyielding
Ink Color
Deep, thick gray-black like ink, the soul of calligraphy
Mouse Color
A general term for traditional Japanese mouse grays, popular in the Edo period
Cherry Blossom Mouse
Gray-pink tone blending cherry blossoms and mouse color, the beauty of Wabi-sabi
Wisteria Mouse
Gray-purple tone blending wisteria and mouse color, graceful and subtle
Silver Mouse
Cool light gray blending silver-white and mouse color, clear and refined
Plum Mouse
Gray-red tone blending red plum blossoms and mouse color, restrained and elegant
Indigo White
Gray-blue tone from washed-out indigo dye, the beauty of aged things
Lead Color
Cool gray metallic color of lead blocks, steady and tenacious
Grisaille Gray
Renaissance gray monochrome painting technique, simulating stone carving texture
Payne's Gray
Blue-gray pigment mixed by 18th-century painter Payne, a watercolor essential
Battleship Gray
Deep gray-blue of WWI warship camouflage, resolute and stern
Dove Gray
Soft, warm gray of dove feathers, gentle and peaceful
Pearl Gray
Elegant gray with a pearlescent luster, graceful and noble
Slate Gray
Natural grayish-green tone of slate, calm and unpretentious
Charcoal Gray
Deep, dark gray like charcoal, the foundation of sketching from life
Malachite Green
Mineral pigment ground from malachite, verdant and translucent
Mineral Green
Deep verdant shade between azurite and malachite, often used in blue-green landscape paintings
Emerald Green
Bright and clear green like jadeite, dazzling and sumptuous
Jade Green
Warm, deep green of jasper, subtle and elegant
Willow Green
Tender green of early spring willow buds, fresh and graceful
Bean Green
Light green like green beans, quietly elegant and plain
Onion Green
Fresh, vivid green of scallions, bursting with vitality
Pine Green
Deep, dark green like pine needles, vigorous and strong
Celadon Green
Glaze color of Longquan celadon, a greyish green warm as jade
Tea Green
Clear light green of green tea, quietly elegant with a sweet aftertaste
Bamboo Green
Crisp green of new bamboo, the color of a gentleman
Moss Green
Dark green of damp moss, secluded and tranquil
Green
Basic Japanese green, the new green of natural vegetation
Pine Needle Color
Deep green like pine needles, enduring and evergreen
Young Leaf Color
Vibrant new green of early summer leaves, full of vitality
Sprout Yellow Color
Pale yellow-green of early spring sprouts, the color of renewal
Tea Green Color
Rich dark green like matcha, embodying wabi-sabi beauty
Celadon Color
Japanese celadon glaze color, a subtle green with powdery grey tones
Evergreen Color
Eternal deep green of evergreen trees, steadfast and enduring
Siskin Color
Yellow-green of siskin feathers, light and bright
Viridian
Transparent watercolor pigment invented in the 19th century, a cool verdant green
Green Earth
Natural mineral pigment, a greyish green used for underpainting in Renaissance frescoes
Sap Green
Deep warm green extracted from buckthorn berries, used for transparent glazing in classical oil painting
Emerald Green Pigment
19th-century copper acetoarsenite pigment, the vivid green of Monet's garden
Cinnabar Green
Matte olive green of chromium oxide, steady and lightfast
Veronese Green
Rich, intense green favored by the Renaissance painter Veronese
Malachite Pigment
Natural malachite mineral pigment, used from Ancient Egypt through the Middle Ages
Tangerine Orange
The bright orange-yellow of ripe tangerines, sweet and vibrant
Apricot Orange
The color of yellow apricot fruit, a soft warm light orange
Persimmon Orange
The rich orange-red of ripe persimmons, autumnal warmth
Orange Yellow
A transitional color between orange and yellow, bright and cheerful
Gamboge
A pigment extracted from gamboge resin, a golden-tinged yellow-orange
Ginger Yellow
The color of ginger, an earthy warm orange-yellow, simple and steady
Marigold Orange
The full orange-yellow of blooming marigolds, intense and brilliant
Coral Ochre
A warm orange between coral and ochre, gentle and quaint
Orange (Daidai)
Traditional Japanese orange, derived from bitter orange fruit, gentle and calm
Persimmon Color (Kaki)
Japanese persimmon color, deeper than Chinese with a brownish warm orange tone
Mikan Orange
The bright orange of mikan fruit, full of vitality
Golden Tea Color
Golden-brown tea color, like brewed sencha, elegant and reserved
Madder Red
A warm orange-red dyed with Japanese madder, gentle as twilight
Sun Color
The solar disc color in the Japanese flag, a hopeful red-orange
Sunset Color
The golden orange of the setting sun, warm and fleeting
Cadmium Orange
Standard orange made from cadmium pigment, beloved by Impressionist painters
Burnt Sienna Orange
Calcined sienna pigment, a common ground color for Renaissance sketches
Chrome Orange
A vivid chrome pigment invented in the 19th century, frequently used by Van Gogh
Amber Orange
The warm honey color of Baltic amber, gentle and luxurious
Dutch Orange
The emblematic color of the Dutch Royal Family, the House of Orange-Nassau
Terracotta Orange
The warm orange of Mediterranean pottery, redolent of sunshine and earth
Paprika Orange
The warm orange-red of Hungarian paprika powder, rich and intense
Peach Pink
The delicate pink of blooming peach blossoms, tender and bright
Rouge Pink
A soft pink like lightly applied rouge, cheeks like peach blossoms
Begonia Pink
A cool-toned pink of begonia flowers, delicate but not gaudy
Lotus Pink
The light pink of lotus petal tips, emerging pure from the mud
Cherry Blossom Pink
The pale pink of cherry blossom petals, light and romantic
Rose Pink
The charming pink of rose petals, soft, beautiful and romantic
Carnation Pink
The pale pinkish-red of carnation flowers, fresh and lovely
Flesh Pink
A warm-toned light pink like skin, gentle and natural
Pale Crimson
An extremely light crimson, airy as morning clouds
Sakura Color
The pale pink of Somei-Yoshino cherry blossoms, one of Japan's national colors
Peach Color
Japanese peach color leans more pink-white than Chinese, sweet and gentle
Crested Ibis Color
The warm pink of crested ibis feathers, elegant with a hint of orange
Strawberry Color
A bright pinkish-red like wild strawberries, lively and sweet
Plum Dye
A pale red dyed from plum blossoms, the understated beauty of early spring
Red Plum Color
The gorgeous pinkish-purple red of red plum blossoms, blooming proudly in snow
Sakura Gray
A fusion of cherry blossom and gray, a dusty pink hue of wabi-sabi beauty
Crimson Sakura
The deep pink of red mountain cherry blossoms, intense and passionate
Rococo Pink
The sweet pink popular in 18th-century French court, beloved by Madame de Pompadour
Rose Madder
A transparent pink pigment extracted from madder root, used for glazing in classical oil painting
Shocking Pink
A fluorescent pink invented by Elsa Schiaparelli in 1937, a revolution in the fashion world
Pompadour Pink
A porcelain pink named after Madame de Pompadour, mistress of Louis XV
Old Rose
A dusty, muted pink like dried roses, a nostalgic color of the Victorian era
Coral Pink
A warm orange-pink of Mediterranean coral, commonly used in Rococo decoration
Fragonard Pink
The romantic pink found in the paintings of Rococo artist Fragonard
Violet Purple
The blueish-purple of violet flowers, understated and elegant
Forbidden Purple
The purple of the Forbidden City, a noble symbol of the imperial star palace
Gromwell Purple
Deep purple dyed from gromwell root, the imperial garment color of the Han Dynasty
Lotus Root Color
The pinkish-purple of a lotus root cross-section, gentle and reserved
Eggplant Purple
The deep purple of eggplant skin, simple and steady
Wisteria Purple
The elegant light purple of wisteria flowers, springtime romance
Iris Purple
The blueish-purple of iris flowers, lively and refined
Clove Purple
The light purple of blooming cloves, airy and soft
Grape Purple
The rich purple of ripe grapes, mellow and full-bodied
Murasaki Purple
Traditional Japanese purple, sourced from gromwell root dye, a noble forbidden color of ancient times
Wisteria Color
The elegant light purple of wisteria flowers, favored by Heian period nobility
Edo Purple
Deep purple popular in the Edo period, the chic taste of the samurai class
Eggplant Navy
Deep purple-navy like an eggplant, calm and everyday
Aster Color
The pale grayish-purple of aster flowers, autumnal rustic charm
Iris Color
The blueish-purple of Japanese iris, the refined color of the Boys' Festival
Rabbit-Ear Iris Color
The vivid blue-purple of rabbit-ear iris, a celebrated spring color in classical waka poetry
Grape Color
Rich purple-red like grapes, symbolizing abundant autumn harvest
Tyrian Purple
Ancient Roman imperial purple extracted from murex snails, worth its weight in gold
Amethyst Purple
The translucent purple of amethyst gemstones, mysterious and noble
Mauve
The first synthetic dye accidentally created in 1856, sparking a purple revolution
Magenta Purple
Magenta dye invented in 1859, a vivid cool-toned purple-red
Byzantine Purple
The court color of the Eastern Roman Empire, solemn and deep purple-red
Lilac
The delicate light purple of European lilac flowers, popular in the Victorian era
Perkin Purple
A vintage dark purple named after William Perkin, the inventor of mauve
Chinese Red
The wall color of the Forbidden City, the most solemn true red with a slight warm orange undertone
Vermilion
Derived from cinnabar ore, warmer and brighter than bright red, widely used in ancient architecture
Cinnabar Red
The natural hue of mineral ore, steady in tone with subtle crystalline texture
Pure Bright Red
Unbiased genuine red, vivid and eye-catching, the top choice for festivals
Jujube Red
Dark red like ripe jujubes, deep and steady with strong autumnal vibes
Crimson
Deep red with purple undertones, known as jiang in ancient times, used for formal robes and curtains
Brick Red
Terracotta tone, warm and rustic with a strong earthy texture
Scarlet
Bright orange-tinged vivid red, resembling the scarlet skirts of young maidens
Blush Red
The cheek tone of someone slightly drunk, a soft pinkish flush
Peach Red
Like fully bloomed peach blossoms, pink mixed with red, delicate and luminous
Vivid Bright Red
High-saturation glowing red, resembling fresh blood or signal warning red
Madder Red
Dark red dyed from madder roots with herbal notes; the hue of dusk sky is also named madder sky
Deep Blood Red
Dark reddish-black, usually referring to the profound dark red of dried bloodstains
Rouge
Ancient cosmetic red pigment originating from the Yanzhi Mountains of the Xiongnu tribes, also called yanzhi
Ochre Red
Earthy red mixed with brown, a mineral tone plain and warm
Sandalwood Red
Pale ochre red resembling sandalwood, widely used for lip makeup in ancient times, elegant and soft
Silver Pink
Blend of silver cinnabar and powder, pale pink glowing red under white light, often used as garment lining
Sanguine Scarlet
Resembling orangutan blood, more dazzling and bold than pure bright red, intense and striking
Red Gold
Red base with metallic luster, luxurious and noble, also known as red gold
Crabapple Red
Cool-toned red paler than peach red yet brighter than pale pink, delicate and charming
Lotus Root Pink
Pale purple-red, watery red mixed with gray undertones, mild and understated
Pomegranate Red
Pure, highly luminous bright red like pomegranate blossoms
Cherry Red
Slightly orange-yellow tinted red brighter than pure bright red, fresh and juicy
Ruby Red
The crystal clear red of rubies, commonly seen in Langyao red porcelain wares
Cowpea Red
Porcelain glaze tone, pale red dotted with green moss flecks, also named Drunken Beauty
Sacrificial Red
Porcelain glaze color, deep and stable red with purple undertones, also known as Clear Sky Red
Iron Oxide Red
Orange-tinged red glaze derived from iron oxide, plain and steady
Palace Wall Red
Warm yellow-tinged vivid red of the Forbidden City walls, also called Official Shade Red
Carmine
Cochineal red imported from the Americas, rich purple-tinged red used as painting pigment
Azuki Bean Color
Dark red like red beans, a calm and down-to-earth daily shade in traditional Japanese aesthetics
Enji Rouge Color
Traditional Japanese rouge red, deep red with purple undertones, widely used for kimono obi belts
Beni Red
Representative Japanese red dyed from safflower petals, more orange-toned than Chinese red
Kurenai Deep Red
Classic red featured in waka poetry, intense and emotional like autumn maple leaves
Momo Peach Color
Japanese peach shade paler and pinker than Chinese peach red, sweet and soft
Sakura Cherry Blossom Color
Pale soft pink of fully bloomed cherry blossoms, one of Japan’s national iconic hues
Ichigo Strawberry Color
Vivid sweet pink resembling ripe strawberries, lively and sugary
Plum Mouse Gray-Red
Blend of plum bloom red and mouse gray, grayish purple dark red embodying wabi-sabi beauty
Shinshu True Vermilion
Pure vermilion mineral pigment used for murals in the Nara Period, warm red
Kara Tang Deep Red
Deep red imported from Tang Dynasty China, a celebrated autumn maple shade praised in waka verse
Venetian Red
Warm orange-tinged red favored in Italian Renaissance murals
Pompeian Red
Iconic red of ancient Roman murals, a passionate warm red preserved under volcanic ash
Cardinal Red
Robes worn by Catholic cardinals, solemn deep red
Racing Red
Iconic shade for Italian race cars, fiery and exhilarating bright red
Alizarin Crimson
Synthetic madder pigment, translucent cool deep red, a staple academic painting color
English Red
Iron oxide earth tone, popular brick red emerging after the Industrial Revolution
Persian Red
Warm rich red featured in Persian carpets, opulent and vivid
Bright Yellow
Imperial color of Ming and Qing emperors, a pure and radiant true yellow
Lemon Yellow
Fresh and clear like a lemon, a cool-toned bright yellow
Apricot Yellow
The color of ripe apricots, a soft and warm light yellow
Gosling Yellow
Tender yellow like the down of baby geese, delicate and adorable
Imperial Yellow
Exclusive royal yellow, solemn and elegant, a symbol of status
Sulfur Yellow
The color of natural sulfur, a fluorescent bright yellow
Millet Yellow
The golden yellow of ripe grains, carrying the warmth of a bountiful harvest
Ginger Yellow
The color of ground ginger root, a warm, earthy, and honest yellow
Pale Silk Yellow
A light yellow like newly grown mulberry leaves, subtly elegant and plain
Cream Yellow
A soft warm yellow like milk, gentle and endearing
Kerria Rose Color
The bright golden yellow of kerria japonica flowers, a famous color in spring poetry
Yellow
The foundational Japanese yellow, derived from amur cork tree dye, gentle and non-glaring
Egg Color
A soft light yellow like egg yolk, warm and everyday
Rapeseed Blossom Color
The vivid bright yellow of rapeseed flower fields, full of springtime spirit
Mustard Color
The spicy tone of Japanese yellow mustard, a steady and piquant hue
Turmeric Color
A deep warm yellow dyed from turmeric root, a precious dye color
Corn Color
A warm, gentle yellow like corn kernels, with a rustic pastoral feel
Gardenia Color
A warm yellow dyed from gardenia fruits, slightly tinged with orange
Naples Yellow
A traditional pigment from Naples, Italy, a soft pinkish warm yellow
Chrome Yellow
A 19th-century industrial pigment, the intense yellow of Van Gogh's sunflowers
Ancient Roman Yellow
A warm deep yellow used in ancient Roman marble inlays
Cobalt Yellow
A transparent watercolor pigment, pure and luminous with a cool undertone
Indian Yellow
A legendary pigment extracted from the urine of mango-leaf-fed cattle, a transparent warm orange-yellow
Yellow Ochre
A natural mineral pigment, an earthy yellow used since prehistoric cave paintings
Barium Yellow
Lemon barium pigment, a cool, plain, and quiet light yellow