Han Blue Color – #446ccf: Codes and Complete Breakdown

Han Blue takes its name from one of the oldest synthetic pigments ever made, barium copper silicate (BaCuSi4O10), used in ancient and imperial China from the Western Zhou period (1045–771 BC) until the end of the Han dynasty around 220 AD, and famously found on the Terracotta Army and tomb murals. The digital Han Blue color (#446ccf) renders as a confident medium royal blue. It nods to a pigment invented through high-temperature firing centuries before Europe caught up.

Han Blue Color Shades

Complementary colors

1. #446BCF

2. #CFA844

Triadic colors

1. #446BCF

2. #CF446B

3. #6BCF44

Tints or lighter colors

1. #6D8BD9

2. #95ABE4

3. #BECBEE

4. #E6EBF9

Darker colors

1. #2E53B2

2. #23408A

3. #192D61

4. #0E1A38

5. #040710

Analogous colors

1. #44CFA8

2. #44B1CF

3. #446BCF

4. #6244CF

5. #A844CF

Monochromatic colors

1. #1A43AD

2. #2757D3

3. #5379D9

4. #819BDF

5. #ACBDE6