Sienna Colors

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What is Sienna Color?

Sienna is a reddish-brown color named after the earth pigment sienna, which is produced from clay containing iron oxide and manganese oxide. The name comes from the city of Siena in Italy, where this pigment was traditionally mined. Sienna has been used in art since ancient times and is valued for its rich, earthy tone.

Sienna Colors on Digital Screens

Sienna colors are defined by these color codes for consistent display across devices:

• • Classic Sienna: #A0522D (RGB: 160, 82, 45)
• • Dark Sienna: #8B4513 (RGB: 139, 69, 19)
• • Copper Sienna: #B87333 (RGB: 184, 115, 51)
• • Peru Sienna: #CD853F (RGB: 205, 133, 63)
• • Chestnut Sienna: #954535 (RGB: 149, 69, 53)
• • Rust Sienna: #C36241 (RGB: 195, 98, 65)

Using Sienna Colors in Design

Sienna colors bring warmth and richness to designs. Here are some tips for using sienna colors effectively:

• • Perfect for creating warm, inviting atmospheres
• • Ideal for rustic, vintage, and autumn-themed designs
• • Combine with teal, navy blue, or cream for balanced palettes
• • Use as accent colors to add warmth to cooler color schemes
• • Works well in interior design, fashion, and nature-inspired branding

Colors That Complement Sienna

• Teal
• Navy Blue
• Cream
• Sage Green
• Gold

Sienna Color Symbolism

Sienna colors carry powerful symbolic associations:

Warmth and comfort, creating cozy and inviting atmospheres. Earthiness and stability, connecting to nature and grounding energy. Richness and luxury, especially when paired with gold or deep blues. Autumn and harvest, evoking seasonal changes and abundance. In design, sienna colors are associated with tradition, craftsmanship, and timeless elegance.

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