Muromachi era
Grass Yellow & Rikyū Grey— 刈安と利休鼠
Wild grass yellow tempered by the muted grey favored by the tea master Sen no Rikyū.
34 named colors · 91 combinations
Luminous yellows from mustard to pale gold across the Wada catalog. Yamabuki (kerria flower yellow) and ukon (turmeric) are anchors of the Japanese palette — saturated without aggression, historically associated with Buddhist robes and autumn fields.
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Every palette in the archive where yellow is the dominant hue — from Sanzo Wada's 348 historical plates plus editorial deep-dives.
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