Ochre color palette codes and combinations

ochre color schemes

monochromatic

complementary

analogous

triad

#4e3300

#82612d

#b9935a

#ddc88f

#ffffc7

#b9935a

#caa369

#8b4546

#791b5b

#8334c1

#b9935a

#eac085

#abe167

#00d2ed

#8c08f8

#b9935a

#a6824a

#ac6a36

#a98015

#3fc658

#b9935a

#a58149

#ab0069

#0078e6

#1bd167

#b9935a

#a48048

#c0ae2e

#ff7330

#1356f0

#b9935a

#c9a268

#aaa92f

#6cab27

#2b9f47

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Combinations with ochre color

#4e3300

#82612d

#b9935a

#ddc88f

#ffffc7

ochre color monochrome palette

#4e3300

#82612d

#b9935a

#33312f

#6e6c68

ochre and gray

#4e3300

#82612d

#b9935a

#2196f3

#81c9fa

ochre and blue

#4e3300

#82612d

#b9935a

#ff9800

#ffcc50

ochre and orange

#4e3300

#82612d

#b9935a

#8d4925

#b96e48

ochre and brown

#4e3300

#82612d

#b9935a

#f6a700

#fed353

ochre and mustard color

#4e3300

#82612d

#b9935a

#009929

#5ccb5f

ochre and green

What is the ochre color?

ochre is a shade of orange-brown found on the color spectrum. Typically associated with earth tones such as yellow, orange, and brown.

Often described as a soft shade, but can also be found in deeper shades. The term "ochre" comes from the Latin "ochra", a word used by the Romans to describe a variety of pigments.