Indian Red
Ancient red earth.
Pure Red
The origin of RGB.
Fire Brick
A solid cornerstone.
Dark Red
A steady cornerstone.
Hematite Dark Red
The dark deep red of hematite from deep seams — rich and stable in color.
Pyrolusite Brown Black
The brown-black formed when pyrolusite coexists with other minerals, with a slightly warm cast.
Pyrolusite Glossy Black Brown
The glossy black-brown surface of polished pyrolusite, with a soft sheen and a distinctive texture.
Hematite Dark Red Brown
The dark red-brown formed when hematite coexists with limonite, composed and rich in tone.
Orange Red
Tomato color.
Chocolate Brown
A deep brown like chocolate, weighty and composed; traditionally used in lacquerware and wood carving to convey luxury.
Orange Red Compound Color
A compound color of both orange and red, common in the petals of certain flowers.
Crimson
Academia and hot blood.
Crimson Red
A red slightly brighter than vermilion, ardent and brisk; common in folk embroidery, New Year prints, and traditional clothing, conveying festivity.
Coral
Warm and full of vitality.
Red Orange
Burning flame.
Light Salmon
A pink tinged with orange.
Peru
Light brown.
Dark Orange
The Web-standard dark orange.
Apricot Yellow
The pale yellow-orange of ripe apricots, mellow and bright.
Wheat
The color of ripe wheat.
Pure Orange
Energy and joy.
Bright Yellow
A yellow reserved for ancient royalty, bright and luxurious, used only for the emperor's clothing, the roofs of palace buildings, and ceremonial objects.
Gold
Wealth and glory.
Lemon Chiffon
A pale yellow like lemon cake.
Light Yellow
Lemon chiffon.
Light Goldenrod Yellow
An extremely pale warm yellow.
Pure Yellow
The brightest color.
Light Mint Green
The pale, light green of tender mint leaves, cool and refreshing.
Yellow Green
Leaves in the sunlight.
Green Yellow
A striking bright green.
Pale Green
A soft pastel.
Light Green
The tender buds of early spring.
RGB Green
Ultimate vitality and a sense of technology.
Lime Green
The color of lime peel.
Pure Green
Balance and life.
Dark Green
A composed forest base tone.
Mint Cream
A cool breeze.
Lime Green
The bright, light green of lime peel, lively and sprightly.
Jade Green
The mystical jade of the East.
Opal Iridescent Green
The green iridescence of opal's play of color, fresh in tone with a dreamy feel.
Malachite Ink Green
The ink green deep within malachite crystals, composed in tone and hard in texture.
Turquoise
A healing blue-green.
Light Sea Green
A deep cyan.
Pale Cyan
Morning mist of early spring.
Dark Cyan
A low-lightness cyan.
Dark Turquoise
A vivid deep cyan.
Light Blue
Gentle and serene.
Sky Blue
The start of a clear day.
Opal Iridescent Blue
The blue iridescence of opal's play of color, translucent in tone and full of liveliness.
Light Scallion Green
A pale blue-green like a scallion.
Light Sky Blue
The morning sky.
Alice Blue
An extremely pale ice blue.
Dodger Blue
A vivid sporty blue.
Light Slate Gray
A light gray with a blue cast.
Light Steel Blue
An extremely pale gray-blue.
Cobalt Blue
A deep mineral color.
Royal Blue
Royal glory.
Lavender
Romance and elegance.
Medium Blue
A standard deep blue.
Dark Blue
The stillness of deep night.
Midnight Blue
A blue close to black.
Pyrolusite Blue-Black
The blue-black formed by the coexistence of pyrolusite and cobalt, composed and mysterious in tone.
Slate Blue
A gray-toned blue-violet.
Opal Iridescent Purple
The purple iridescence of opal's play of color, rich in tone and full of mystery.
Medium Purple
The standard mid-tone purple.
Blue Violet
A bright purple leaning blue.
Indigo
The sixth color of the rainbow.
Pyrolusite Purple-Black
A purple-black formed by the enrichment of pyrolusite and manganese, mysterious and rich in tone.
Pure Purple
Mystery and nobility.
Hematite Dark Red-Purple
A dark red-purple formed by hematite intergrown with manganese, mysterious and rich in tone.
Snow
A white with a faint warmth, like snowdrifts in sunlight.
Misty Rose
An extremely pale rose.
Plum
The color of a plum's skin.
Deep Pink
A highly saturated pink.
Opal Iridescent Pink
A pink iridescence from opal's play of color, shifting in luster with the angle.
Hot Pink
An icon of the 1980s.
Rhodochrosite Pink-Purple
A pink-purple tone formed by rhodochrosite rich in manganese, unique and soft in hue.
Cinnabar Deep Red
The deep red at the heart of a cinnabar crystal, rich in hue and highly stable.
Light Pink
A girl's dream.
Sienna
A reddish brown earth from Siena, Italy.
Chocolate
An enticing deep orange-brown.
Saddle Brown
A classic leather brown.
Scarlet Yellow
It seems the old term for scarlet-yellow referred to this color.
Yellow Brown
A brown with a yellow cast.
Gainsboro
An extremely light gray with a faint blue cast.
White Smoke
A misty grayish white, like smoke.
Gray Black
A transitional color between black and gray, soft and steady; commonly used in folk dress, ceramics, and architectural decoration, expressing plainness.
Pure Black
The absence of light.