Crimson
A light red like a peach blossom just opening, soft and elegant; often an accent color in scholars’ painting and calligraphy, and used for the trim of classical clothing.
Pure Red
The origin of RGB.
Dark Red
A steady cornerstone.
Orange Red
Tomato color.
Orange Red Compound Color
A compound color of both orange and red, common in the petals of certain flowers.
Burgundy
A deep elegance.
Crimson
Academia and hot blood.
Cardinal
The color of faith.
Rose Gold
Luxury and romance.
Ruby Red
A striking, vivid gemstone color with strong visual impact, matching the exaggerated splendor of Baroque art.
Red Orange
Burning flame.
Cream Brown
A soft neutral base color with a creamy texture, adding warmth to the Baroque style.
Milk Coffee
A soft neutral base color with a coffee tone, adding a cozy feel to the Baroque style.
Pale Gold Brown
A neutral base color blended with a metallic hue, both steady and luxurious, suited to understated Baroque luxury.
Milk Brown White
A soft neutral base color with milk-brown and white tones, adding warmth to the Baroque style.
Light Apricot
A soft neutral base color, bright in tone, serving as a light background support in the Baroque style.
Camel
A classic for coats.
Dark Orange
The Web-standard dark orange.
Oatmeal
A low-key neutral base color, soft and not harsh, suited as a transitional ground for Baroque decoration.
Light Camel Brown
A bright neutral base color blending camel and brown, creating a relaxed atmosphere in the Baroque style.
Tan
A trace of sun exposure.
Apricot Yellow
The pale yellow-orange of ripe apricots, mellow and bright.
Brown Beige
A beige family blended with brown, warm in tone, providing a steady base for the Baroque style.
Champagne
Understated luxury.
Linen Brown
A neutral base color with a linen texture, natural in tone, adding a rustic feel to the Baroque style.
Light Khaki Brown Gray
A low-key neutral base color blending khaki, brown, and gray, suited to various Baroque decorative settings.
Milk White Brown
A soft neutral base color with milk-white and brown tones, adding warmth to the Baroque style.
Pure Orange
Energy and joy.
Light Camel White
A bright neutral base color blending camel and white, creating a light atmosphere in the Baroque style.
Cream Khaki
A soft neutral base color with cream and khaki tones, adding warmth to the Baroque style.
Linen Beige
A neutral base color with a linen texture, natural in tone, adding a rustic feel to the Baroque style.
Light Oatmeal Brown
A neutral base color with an oatmeal texture, soft in tone, suited as a transitional ground for the Baroque style.
Light Brown Yellow
A warm neutral base color that harmonizes with jewel tones, enhancing the layering of the Baroque style.
Beige Brown Gray
A steady neutral base color blending beige, brown, and gray, providing a low-key ground for the Baroque style.
Brown Linen
A warm neutral base color with a linen tone, harmonizing with metallic colors.
Brown Khaki
A warm neutral base color with a khaki tone, harmonizing with metallic colors.
Light Camel
A warm neutral base color that harmonizes with metallic colors, enhancing the layering of the Baroque style.
Light Brown Yellow White
A derivative of the neutral base color family, blending brown, yellow, and white with soft tones, providing a light ground for the Baroque style.
Light Beige Yellow Brown
A derivative of the neutral base color family, blending beige, yellow, and brown with soft tones, providing a light ground for the Baroque style.
Light Beige Brown Gray
A low-key neutral base color blending beige, brown, and gray, suited to various Baroque decorative settings.
Beige Khaki Gray
A steady neutral base color blending beige, khaki, and gray, providing a low-key ground for the Baroque style.
Light Brown Camel White
A bright neutral base color blending brown, camel, and white, creating a light atmosphere in the Baroque style.
Tuhao Gold
A blunt symbol of wealth.
Cream Beige Gray
A soft neutral base color with cream and beige-gray tones, adding warmth to the Baroque style.
Light Oatmeal Beige
A neutral base color with an oatmeal texture, soft in tone, suited as a transitional ground for the Baroque style.
Cornsilk
A Web-standard color, an extremely pale yellow.
Beige Gold
A classic color of the neutral base family, warm and soft in tone, balancing vivid colors as a background and creating an elegant atmosphere.
Zinc Gold
An understated gold, soft in texture, suited to the auxiliary decorative parts of the Baroque style.
Brushed Gold
A metallic color with a brushed texture, distinctive in feel, adding a modern craft quality to the Baroque style.
Gold
Wealth and glory.
Matte Gold
A metallic color without strong reflection, with a steady, restrained texture that avoids excess flamboyance; suited to the low-key luxury of Baroque settings.
Light Khaki
A pale yellowish brown.
Cream White
A warm, gentle neutral base color, softer than off-white, creating a cozy and sumptuous atmosphere for the Baroque style.
Ivory
A classic warm white, softer than pure white.
Beige Yellow
Warm linen.
Pure Yellow
The brightest color.
Yellow Green
Leaves in the sunlight.
Olive Drab
A military camouflage color.
Dark Olive Green
A deep, profound natural green.
Antique Bronze Green-Gold
A green-gold with a bronze texture, strongly vintage, adding a sense of history and weight to the Baroque style.
Dark Sea Green
A soft gray-green.
RGB Green
Ultimate vitality and a sense of technology.
Dark Green
A composed forest base tone.
Lime Green
The bright, light green of lime peel, lively and sprightly.
Jade Green
The mystical jade of the East.
Ink Green
A representative color of the gemstone palette, composed and grand, often used in Baroque painting and textiles, conveying a sense of nature and solemnity.
Teal
The beauty of balance.
Dark Emerald
A deep green gemstone color, composed in texture, adding a sense of serenity to the Baroque style.
Ink Green-Blue
A profound blue-green gemstone color, composed in texture, adding a quiet luxury to the Baroque style.
Dark Turquoise
A vivid deep cyan.
Cadet Blue
A gray-blue.
Deep Sky Blue
A clear deep sky.
Daytime Overcast Light Gray-Blue
A light gray-blue on an overcast daytime, with a somewhat dim tone.
Cyan Gray
A gray with a cyan cast, cool and elegant; scholars often used it for calligraphy paper and garments, expressing noble purity.
Peacock Blue
A uniquely toned blue gemstone color with a metallic sheen, matching the opulence of Baroque art.
Steel Blue
A cold, hard metallic blue.
Dodger Blue
A vivid sporty blue.
Light Slate Gray
A light gray with a blue cast.
Blueberry Blue
The deep blue of blueberry fruit, with a sense of translucence.
Royal Blue
Royal glory.
Dark Indigo
A deep cyan made from indigo dye, rich in color; commonly used in traditional batik, blue calico prints, and folk clothing.
Medium Blue
A standard deep blue.
Dark Blue
The stillness of deep night.
Navy Blue
A symbol of authority and steadiness.
Bronze Purple-Gold
A purple-gold with a bronze texture, richly retro, matching the historic feel of Baroque art.
Slate Blue
A gray-toned blue-violet.
Dark Slate Blue
A deep blue-violet.
Medium Purple
The standard mid-tone purple.
Rose Purple-Gold
A purple-gold with a rose cast, soft and elegant, adding a romantic air to the Baroque style.
Bright Purple-Gold
A highly lustrous purple-gold with strong visual impact; an extroverted metallic derivative in the Baroque style.
Matte Purple-Gold
A purple-gold without strong reflection, composed in texture, adding a low-key nobility to the Baroque style.
Blue Violet
A bright purple leaning blue.
Indigo
The sixth color of the rainbow.
Dark Orchid
A profound orchid color.
Dark Magenta
A deep purple-red.
Dark Ruby
A deep red gemstone color, solemn in tone; suited to the serious decorative scenes of the Baroque style.
Thistle
The pale purple of a thistle flower.
Pink Gold
A soft offshoot of the metallic palette with a pink cast, breathing sweet luxury into the Baroque style.
Saddle Brown
A classic leather brown.
Caramel
Sweet amber.
Bronze
A resilient metallic sheen.
Heavy Dust Earthy Yellow
The earthy yellow of heavy dust-storm weather — poor visibility, sky and earth as one color.
Bronze
A metallic color with an oxidized texture and a strong vintage feel, matching Baroque art’s pursuit of a sense of history.
Yellow Brown
A brown with a yellow cast.
Titanium Gold
A bright metallic color with a strong sheen — a modern derivative of a color used to display splendor in the Baroque style.
Dull White
A muted white.
Beige Gray
A refined neutral base color, more composed than light beige-gray, suited to many Baroque decorative scenes.
Silver White
A white with silvery luster, ornate and refined, often used for silver-gilt court objects and traditional jewelry to convey opulence.
Brushed Silver
A silver with a brushed texture and fine finish, a modern metal tone derived from the Baroque style.
Titanium Silver
A hard-feeling silver in a cool-toned style, often used for industrial-flavored Baroque decoration.
Silver
Technology and the future.
Light Brown Gray
An understated neutral base color, composed in tone, suited as a transitional ground in the Baroque style.
Brass Silver
A silver with a brass-like quality and strong vintage feel, adding historical weight to the Baroque style.
Dark Gray
The standard dark gray, with good readability.
Bronze Silver
A silver with a bronze-like quality and rich vintage flavor, matching the historical feel of Baroque art.
Brown Gray
A composed neutral base color with a gray cast, providing an understated ground for the Baroque style.
White Smoke
A misty grayish white, like smoke.