Brass (#e1c16e) Color Information
Brass (#e1c16e) RGB value is (225, 193, 110). The hex color red value is 225, green is 193, and blue is 110. Its HSL format shows a hue of 43°, saturation of 66%, and lightness of 66%, while the CMYK process values are 0%, 14%, 51%, and 12%.
Colors that pair well with Brass (#e1c16e) include Pale Copper (#DA8A67), Medium Spring Bud (#C9DC87), and Aero (#7CB9E8), as they maintain visual balance and harmony, whereas Lucite Green (#7AD0B6), Lavender (Floral) (#B57EDC), and Cornflower Blue (#6495ED) tend to conflict with this color due to strong contrast or opposing tonal characteristics.
Brass (#e1c16e) Color Meaning
Brass (#E1C16E) sits between yellow and gold with muted metallic warmth. It carries brightness without shine. This balance gives Brass (#E1C16E) a refined and aged look. Designers often use it to introduce warmth without luxury excess. Symbolism tied to Brass (#E1C16E) includes value and endurance. It feels earned rather than displayed. In color psychology, Brass (#E1C16E) supports confidence rooted in experience. That quality separates it from brighter gold tones. Historically, Brass (#E1C16E) appeared in tools, instruments, and ceremonial objects. Civilizations valued it for strength and versatility. Its color became associated with craftsmanship and skill. These roots give Brass (#E1C16E) a grounded sense of worth.
Color Conversion
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RGB Values & CMYK Values
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Color Variations
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Color Harmonies
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Analogous
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Complementary
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Split Complementary
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Triadic
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Tetradic
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Square
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Double Split Complementary
Four colors formed from two base hues and the colors next to their opposites
Monochromatic
Variations of a single hue
Contrast Checker (WCAG)
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Color Blindness Simulator
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Seamless Patterns
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Icons
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Real-World Applications
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Brass (#e1c16e) Color FAQs
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