Deep night blue, the gold of lanterns, warm amber, and the soft green of Islamic tradition — the colours of a month of reflection and light.
Ramadan's palette is built around the tension between darkness and light that defines the month. The deep blue-black of the night sky, which governs the rhythm of fasting from before dawn to after sunset. The warm gold of the fanoos — the traditional lantern that hangs in streets and windows across the Muslim world. The amber of dates, the food that breaks the fast. The soft emerald that has long been associated with Islamic tradition. It is a palette of waiting and arrival, of patience rewarded by light.
#181e59
RGB(24, 30, 89) · hsl(234, 58%, 22%)
A dark, moderate blue with a quiet presence.
What the Cavern along Gaunt Burning →#5a4811
RGB(90, 72, 17) · hsl(45, 68%, 21%)
A dark, vivid yellow with a quiet presence.
Starless Brine Inside the Darkening →#966c2c
RGB(150, 108, 44) · hsl(36, 55%, 38%)
moderate and medium — a orange that reads as grounded.
Warm-hued Atoll between Layering →#224e34
RGB(34, 78, 52) · hsl(144, 39%, 22%)
A dark, muted green with a quiet presence.
What Blighted Cavern into Consuming →#1d1c4a
RGB(29, 28, 74) · hsl(241, 45%, 20%)
This dark blue sits at the moderate end of its family.
Dead Brine Around the Hounding →:root { --ramadan-1: #181e59; --ramadan-2: #5a4811; --ramadan-3: #966c2c; --ramadan-4: #224e34; --ramadan-5: #1d1c4a;}