13 Shades of Celadon Color
Explore different types of Celadon colors for your website, brand or any project.
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Celadon Color
Song-dynasty potters chased the celadon glaze to mimic prized jade; European alchemists never quite matched it. The name in English comes from a green-ribboned shepherd in Honoré d’Urfé’s 1627 novel L’Astrée. Celadon color (#ace1af) still suits refined interiors and quiet packaging.
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Celadon Green Color
The word celadon comes from Céladon, a shepherd in a 17th-century French novel, L’Astrée, who wore gray-green ribbons. Celadon Green color (#2f847c) is much deeper and bluer than the pale glaze, a rich jade-teal.
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Celadon Blue Color
Celadon is the jade-green glaze on Chinese and Korean stoneware, so Celadon Blue is a strange name for this saturated cerulean. The hex #007ba7 has zero red and blue at 167. It’s nearly identical to CG Blue (#007aa5), differing by one or two points per channel.
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Celadon Green
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Celadon Blue
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Celadon
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Soft Celadon
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Prized Celadon
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Pale Celadon
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Old Celadon
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Light Soft Celadon
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Dynasty Celadon
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Celadon Porcelain
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Celadon Sorbet
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Celadon Tint
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Celadon Glaze










