Color of Kimono
There are so many colors of kimono that it is almost infinite. In addition to the internationally recognized three primary colors, there are also colors unique to Japan, making it very difficult to express the beauty of kimono in a specific color.
Here are some color samples that we use as a reference when inspecting kimonos.
We state kimono colors tone and colors.
We cannot say that they match 100% exactly, but please use them as a reference when selecting kimonos.
Please note: Although we have made every effort to ensure that the colors in the product photos are as close to the actual product as possible, the colors may differ from the actual product due to your monitor settings, room lighting, and other factors.
Tone
Color
Black (#00000f) | White (#fffffe) | Off white (#eee3cf) | Ivory (#e6d2b1) | Beige (#ccb599) |
Brown (#8d5025) | Taupe (#393c41) | Gray (#b3a89b) | Light blue (#6bbbc8) | Blue (#0095d9) |
Indigo blue (#006a95) | Navy (#2a305c) | Purple (#654e99) | Wisteria (#b5a5d4) | Pink (#fa999a) |
Coral (#f17161) | Red (#f30000) | Carmine (#992e41) | Vermilion (#df4840) | Orange (#ed7a25) |
Golden yellow (#ffa826) | Yellow (#ffdc00) | Yellow green (#b8d200) | Green (#40ca45) | Olive (#6a5d2a) |
*Codes in parentheses ( ) are color codes,
which are based on color hexadecimal. |
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Gold | Silver | Multi-color |