Edo era
Kite Brown & Gold— 鳶と黄金
The warm brown of a kite's wing lit by afternoon gold.
10 named colors · 2 combinations
Earthy browns, chestnuts, and raw umber from the Wada tradition. Brown tones dominate the historical textile palette — koge (burnt), kogecha (chestnut brown), and tsuchi (soil) were the workday colors of Edo merchants and craftsmen.
Named colors
Combinations
Every palette in the archive where brown is the dominant hue — from Sanzo Wada's 348 historical plates plus editorial deep-dives.
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