Curated CollectionFor Wedding & Celebration
Auspicious colors for invitations, decor, and traditional wear.. carefully selected from history to bring meaning and harmony to your modern projects.
Sunlit Cascade
日照瀑 (Rì zhào pù)
The golden glow of sunlight on a waterfall, representing energy and vitality.
View Palette & MeaningGoose Yellow
鹅黄 (É Huáng)
The color of newborn goslings and spring willow shoots, symbolizing new life and hope.
View Palette & MeaningHarvest Moon
丰收月 (Fēng shōu yuè)
Evokes the golden light of the harvest moon, a symbol of abundance and celebration.
View Palette & MeaningYamabuki-iro
山吹色 (Yamabuki-iro)
Bright golden yellow of the Japanese kerria flower. Historically associated with gold coins.
View Palette & MeaningBotan-iro
牡丹色 (Botan-iro)
Peony color. A vivid purplish red symbolizing wealth and feminine beauty.
View Palette & MeaningGolden Silk
金丝 (jīn sī)
The radiant shimmer of gold threads embedded in royal silk.
View Palette & MeaningGolden Oriole
金莺黄 (jīn yīng huáng)
The vibrant yellow of oriole feathers, often mentioned in Song Dynasty poems as a sign of prosperity.
View Palette & MeaningSaffron Dust
藏红花尘 (Zàng hóng huā chén)
Inspired by the precious saffron spice, symbolizing rarity and elegance.
View Palette & MeaningDrifting Lotus Scent
浮香荷 (fú xiāng hé)
The pale pink of lotus blossoms carried by summer breezes, celebrated in Qing dynasty garden poetry.
View Palette & MeaningKoubai-iro
紅梅色 (Kōbai-iro)
Red plum blossom color. A slightly purplish red, signaling early spring.
View Palette & MeaningCrimson Maple
枫叶红 (fēng yè hóng)
The deep red of autumn maple leaves, evoking the melancholic beauty of seasonal change in Song poetry.
View Palette & MeaningMomo-iro
桃色 (Momo-iro)
Peach color. Associated with the Girls' Festival (Hinamatsuri) and longevity.
View Palette & MeaningPeach Blossom Dawn
桃花晓 (táo huā xiǎo)
Inspired by the delicate pink hues of peach blossoms at dawn, symbolizing fleeting beauty in Tang poetry.
View Palette & MeaningRouge
胭脂 (Yān Zhi)
A classic cosmetic color symbolizing beauty, romance, and the elegance of ancient court ladies.
View Palette & MeaningPersimmon Red
柿红 (Shì Hóng)
Symbolizes a bountiful harvest, festivity, and good fortune, often seen in autumn celebrations.
View Palette & MeaningFrosted Peony
霜染牡丹 (shuāng rǎn mǔdān)
Symbolizes delicate beauty and resilience, inspired by peonies dusted with morning frost in Tang poetry.
View Palette & MeaningCrimson Damask
绛锦 (jiàng jǐn)
The rich red of damask silk, symbolizing prosperity and joy.
View Palette & MeaningLotus Heart
莲心 (lián xīn)
A delicate pink inspired by the innermost petals of a lotus, symbolizing purity and enlightenment.
View Palette & MeaningShojouhi
猩々緋 (Shōjōhi)
A vivid scarlet derived from the mythical Shojo creature's blood/hair. Used in Kabuki costumes.
View Palette & MeaningCinnabar
朱砂 (Zhū Shā)
Symbolizes joy, life, and eternity. Historically used in Taoist alchemy and imperial seals.
View Palette & MeaningKatsu-iro
褐色 (Katsu-iro)
Winning color. A very dark indigo favored by samurai for its auspicious name (homophone for 'victory').
View Palette & MeaningAutumn Harvest
秋收黄 (Qiū shōu huáng)
Represents the golden hues of ripe grains during the autumn harvest season.
View Palette & MeaningSakura-iro
桜色 (Sakura-iro)
The pale pink color of cherry blossoms. A symbol of spring and fleeting beauty in Japanese culture.
View Palette & MeaningOudo-iro
黄土色 (Ōdo-iro)
Ocher or yellow earth color. A traditional pigment used in art and dyeing.
View Palette & MeaningBrocade Dawn
锦霞 (jǐn xiá)
The warm glow of dawn reflected on luxurious brocade fabrics.
View Palette & MeaningBegonia Red
海棠红 (Hǎi Táng Hóng)
The color of begonia flowers, associated with longing, feminine beauty, and poetic sorrow.
View Palette & MeaningAutumn Wheat
秋麦 (Qiū mài)
The golden hue of ripened wheat fields in Tang pastoral poems, representing harvest and abundance.
View Palette & MeaningPhoenix Feather
凤羽 (Fèng yǔ)
The vibrant red-orange of mythical phoenix plumage in Han Dynasty lacquerware.
View Palette & MeaningShu-iro
朱色 (Shu-iro)
Cinnabar red. Commonly seen on Torii gates at Shinto shrines, believed to ward off evil.
View Palette & MeaningFuji-iro
藤色 (Fuji-iro)
Wisteria color. A pale purple beloved in the Heian period, often associated with elegant women.
View Palette & MeaningSunset Peak
夕峰 (xī fēng)
A warm, fiery hue inspired by the last light of day on mountain summits.
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