15 Shades of Sienna Color

Sienna is an earth pigment that has been in artists palettes for centuries. Raw sienna leans yellow-brown. Burnt sienna goes redder and deeper after heat treatment. Same pigment, two moods.The full palette ranges from light golden-brown to concentrated burnt sienna. Teal against burnt sienna is one of the strongest two-color combinations you will find on the entire wheel.

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Dark Sienna Color
The dregs of an old Zinfandel left in a glass overnight. The color of a leather chair that’s been in the same library for fifty years. Dark Sienna (#3c1414) is an oxblood-burgundy that anchors a room without taking over. Wine bars and luxury chocolate packaging keep coming back to it.
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Sienna Color
Sienna gets its name from Siena in Tuscany, where the iron-oxide earth was mined and traded during the Renaissance. The same pigment shows up in 40,000-year-old cave paintings at Sulawesi and in the shadows of Rembrandt’s late portraits. As a color, sienna (#a9561e) carries that burnt orange-brown gravity across every medium.