Colors / Brown in Japan / Danjūrōcha
Danjūrōcha
団十郎茶 · だんじゅうろうちゃ
Danjurocha is a grayish yellow-red produced by dyeing with bengara, a red iron-oxide pigment, and persimmon tannin — a robust, rustic shade born of two humble dyestuffs.
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white 5.43 AA black 3.87 AA Large
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The namesake
弁柄 紅殻 赤い壁 — what the name literally points to.
