Calcutta
About This Color Palette
<Calcutta Vibes>
1. Saffron -
#FFB300
- A warm and vibrant orange-yellow reminiscent of traditional Indian textiles and spices.
2. Turquoise -
#009688
- A soothing, tropical hue that reflects the waters and the vibrant street art of the city.
3. Brick Red -
#B03A2E
- A deep, earthy red representing the rich history and architecture of Calcutta.
4. Mustard Yellow -
#D1A300
- A muted, warm yellow that echoes the essence of the bustling markets and street food.
5. Indigo -
#4B0082
- A deep blue-violet that symbolizes creativity and the artistic spirit of Calcutta's cultural scene.
This color palette captures the essence of Calcutta through warm, vibrant tones that represent the city’s rich culture, history, and natural beauty. Each color is inspired by different elements of the city, from its bustling markets to its artistic heritage.
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Saffron
#FFB300
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(Mixed with white - lighter)Original
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#009688
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#B03A2E
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(Mixed with black - darker)Mustard Yellow
#D1A300
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#4B0082
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