Red & Pink
鴇色
Toki-iro
Crested Ibis Pink
A fragile pink taken from the flight feathers of the Japanese crested ibis (toki).
Color codes
HEX
#F4B3C2
COPIEDRGB
rgb(244, 179, 194)
COPIEDHSL
hsl(346, 75%, 83%)
COPIEDCMYK
cmyk(0, 27, 20, 4)
COPIEDOrigin
The toki was almost wiped out in the twentieth century and became a protected symbol of biodiversity. The color name has been in use since at least the Heian period for silk and washi dyeing, but today it also carries an ecological weight — a color that names something almost lost.
Where you'll see it
Silk fabrics, high-end confectionery boxes, conservation campaign design.
Contrast & accessibility
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Harmony palette
Computed from the color wheel — base, analogous (±30°), complementary, and triad. Click any swatch to copy.
Tip: analogous colors read as calm; complementary and triad add contrast for calls-to-action.