Burnt Ochre Color – #bb4f35: Codes and Complete Breakdown

The cave paintings at Lascaux, roughly 17,000 years old, used pigments mixed from local iron oxide. That hue sits very close to Burnt Ochre (#bb4f35). It’s a terracotta-rust with serious warmth and historical weight, right at home in boho interiors, vintage branding, and anything that wants to feel handmade.

Burnt Ochre Color Shades

Complementary colors

1. #BB5035

2. #35A0BB

Triadic colors

1. #BB5035

2. #35BB50

3. #5035BB

Tints or lighter colors

1. #CF6D55

2. #DA8F7C

3. #E5B1A4

4. #F0D3CC

5. #FCF5F3

Darker colors

1. #933F2A

2. #6C2E1F

3. #441D13

4. #1C0C08

Analogous colors

1. #BB35A0

2. #BB355D

3. #BB5035

4. #BB9335

5. #A0BB35

Monochromatic colors

1. #8C2F18

2. #B24125

3. #CF583B

4. #D47E68

5. #DCA294

Burnt Ochre Color Codes and Information

Here’s a complete breakdown of the color Burnt Ochre, including its HEX, RGB, HSL, and CMYK values, as well as other information about the color.