Curated Japanese palettes.
Each palette pairs named traditional colors with a scene — kimono, hanami, ukiyo-e, wabi-sabi. Click any palette to see role assignments, design notes, and FAQs.
着物の色
Kimono Color Palette
A kimono-inspired color palette built from named Japanese colors — sakura-iro pink, ai-iro indigo, beni crimson, yamabuki gold, sumi-iro ink, and gofun-iro lining.
花見の色
Hanami Color Palette
Hanami spring color palette built from sakura-iro, nadeshiko-iro, moegi-iro fresh shoot green, fuji-iro wisteria, and yamabuki golden yellow.
浮世絵の色
Ukiyo-e Color Palette
Edo-period ukiyo-e woodblock print palette built from ai-iro indigo, beni safflower red, yamabuki kerria yellow, sumi-iro ink black, and murasaki gromwell purple.
和北欧
Japandi Color Palette
Japandi interior palette built from kinari natural off-white, hai-iro warm gray, ai-iro indigo accent, kogecha scorched brown, and gofun-iro chalk white.
江戸の色
Edo Color Palette
Edo-period subtle color palette of the shijūhachi-cha hyaku-nezu tradition — browns, grays, indigo, and one restrained beni red.
侘寂の色
Wabi-sabi Color Palette
Wabi-sabi palette built from kinari unbleached white, tsuchi-iro earth, nezumi-iro mouse gray, kuchiba-iro decayed leaf, and sumi-iro ink black.