Observed arrival · 2026-10-20
Chromony: Sanzo Wada’s 348 color pairings
A color-matching tool based on the 159 colors and 348 combinations documented by Japanese painter Sanzo Wada in 1933.
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- People choosing colors for clothing, walls, and cosmetics
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- The page distinguishes screen RGB from print CMYK and labels its CMYK display as an indicative simulation.
Field notes
Color entries are organized as a numbered chart, with individual pages linked from the palette and combinations shown under each selected shade. Examples include two-color pairings as well as combinations of three and four colors. The page identifies its chart as W-24, sRGB, D65, and cautions that the on-screen CMYK rendering is only an indicative simulation.
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