The color Sapote , is a color from the red – orange family , its name comes from the fruit called Sapote or mamey which carries this color inside.
In the RGB color model # cc5630 this color is composed of 80% red, 33.73% green and 18.82% blue. In the HSL color space # cc5630 has a hue of 15 ° (degrees), 62% saturation, and 49% lightness. This color has an approximate wavelength of 598.03 nm; The safest color for the web is: # cc6633.
The colors similar to the Zapote color are: khaki orange # E25F23, salmon orange # e55137, pearl orange # c35831, salmon red # d95030 and orange red # c93c20.
Summary
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- 1 Etymology
- 2 Features
- 3 Uses and objects
- 4 References
Etymolygia
- From the Nahuatl tzapotl ‘any fruit with a sweet taste’, later applied to that of the sapote.
Features
The sapote color is roughly an orange-red color. Some of the characteristics that we can highlight of it are the following:
- It is characterized by promoting conviviality, creativity, enthusiasm and appetite.
- the Zapote color is a color capable of creating sophisticated, modern and cheerful environments.
- It can be combined with earth tones, beige and white, in addition to matching light or brown wooden furniture, as well as natural cotton and linen fibers.
- In its live variants, it can mean enthusiasm and exaltation.
Uses and objects
- Its warm energy is ideal for use in places of interaction such as rooms, terraces and kitchens.
- Its shine is ideal in clothing and jewelry such as blouses, shirts, dresses, skirts, jeans, earrings, rings, nail polish, lipsticks among others to show elegance and class.
