{
  "family": "green",
  "label": "Green",
  "url": "https://coloripedia.com/families/green/",
  "count": 40,
  "colors": [
    {
      "name": "Army Green",
      "slug": "army-green",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#4B5320",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 75,
        "g": 83,
        "b": 32
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 69,
        "s": 44,
        "l": 23
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 10,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 61,
        "k": 67
      },
      "ral": "RAL 8011",
      "ralName": "Nut Brown",
      "temperature": "warm",
      "saturation": "muted",
      "lightness": "dark",
      "tags": [
        "earthy",
        "muted",
        "robust",
        "strategic",
        "resilient"
      ],
      "description": "Army Green is a deep, muted green with earthy undertones, reminiscent of military uniforms and the natural landscapes they traverse. Its robust hue is derived from early 20th-century utilitarian fabrics, primarily used to provide camouflage in various terrains.",
      "meaning": "In military contexts, Army Green symbolizes strength, resilience, and unity, often associated with bravery and sacrifice. While it represents duty and discipline in Western cultures, in some Eastern traditions, it can signify growth and renewal.",
      "complementary": [
        "neon-blue",
        "slate-blue",
        "majorelle-blue",
        "lilac-gray"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "moss",
        "beige",
        "olive-drab",
        "yellow-green"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "olive-drab",
        "moss",
        "brass"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/army-green/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Artichoke",
      "slug": "artichoke",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#8F9779",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 143,
        "g": 151,
        "b": 121
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 76,
        "s": 13,
        "l": 53
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 5,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 20,
        "k": 41
      },
      "ral": "RAL 7030",
      "ralName": "Stone Grey",
      "ncs": "S 4500-N",
      "temperature": "neutral",
      "saturation": "neutral",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "earthy",
        "muted",
        "sophisticated",
        "subtle",
        "natural"
      ],
      "description": "Artichoke is a muted, earthy green that captures the essence of its namesake vegetable, characterized by its complex blend of gray and green tones. This sophisticated hue resembles the leaves of the artichoke plant, renowned for their subtle sophistication and culinary versatility.",
      "meaning": "In Western contexts, Artichoke often symbolizes balance and stability, reflecting its natural origins. Conversely, in some Eastern cultures, the color may evoke feelings of restraint and contemplation, contrasting with its more vibrant green counterparts.",
      "complementary": [
        "deep-purple",
        "magnolia",
        "neon-blue",
        "slate-blue"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "moss",
        "army-green",
        "french-gray",
        "olive-drab"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "moss",
        "battleship-gray",
        "asparagus",
        "laurel-green",
        "french-gray"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/artichoke/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Asparagus",
      "slug": "asparagus",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#87A96B",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 135,
        "g": 169,
        "b": 107
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 93,
        "s": 26,
        "l": 54
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 20,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 37,
        "k": 34
      },
      "ral": "RAL 6021",
      "ralName": "Pale Green",
      "temperature": "neutral",
      "saturation": "muted",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "earthy",
        "muted",
        "organic",
        "fresh",
        "natural"
      ],
      "description": "Asparagus boasts a muted, earthy green reminiscent of the tender spears of the vegetable after which it is named. Its slightly grayish undertones evoke the natural hues found in lush gardens and fields, giving it a soothing and organic quality.",
      "meaning": "In Western contexts, Asparagus symbolizes health and vitality, reflecting its association with fresh produce and nutrition. Contrastingly, in some Asian cultures, green shades can represent renewal and rebirth, making Asparagus a versatile color in various traditions.",
      "complementary": [
        "grape",
        "indigo",
        "blue-violet",
        "mauve"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "laurel-green",
        "pistachio",
        "reseda-green",
        "pea-green"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "reseda-green",
        "laurel-green",
        "pistachio",
        "moss",
        "fern",
        "artichoke"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/asparagus/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Avocado",
      "slug": "avocado",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#568203",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 86,
        "g": 130,
        "b": 3
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 81,
        "s": 95,
        "l": 26
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 34,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 98,
        "k": 49
      },
      "temperature": "neutral",
      "saturation": "vivid",
      "lightness": "dark",
      "tags": [
        "earthy",
        "muted",
        "natural",
        "vibrant",
        "subdued"
      ],
      "description": "Avocado is a muted, earthy green reminiscent of the flesh of the fruit after which it is named. It captures the essence of the vibrant yet subdued tones found in nature, particularly in ripe avocados, making it a unique choice for both design and fashion.",
      "meaning": "In Western cultures, avocado is associated with health and vitality, reflecting its status as a nutritious food. However, in some indigenous cultures of Central America, it symbolizes fertility and prosperity, highlighting its dual significance in different cultural contexts.",
      "complementary": [
        "deep-purple",
        "magnolia",
        "royal-purple",
        "amethyst"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "chartreuse",
        "electric-lime",
        "yellow-green",
        "olive-drab"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "chartreuse",
        "electric-lime",
        "chartreuse-yellow",
        "kelly-green"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/avocado/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "British Racing Green",
      "slug": "british-racing-green",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#004225",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 0,
        "g": 66,
        "b": 37
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 154,
        "s": 100,
        "l": 13
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 100,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 44,
        "k": 74
      },
      "ral": "RAL 6036",
      "ralName": "Pearl Opal Green",
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "vivid",
      "lightness": "dark",
      "tags": [
        "luxurious",
        "heritage",
        "mysterious",
        "earthy",
        "sophisticated"
      ],
      "description": "British Racing Green is a dark, rich green with a hint of blue, historically associated with the British motorsport scene. This distinctive hue is reminiscent of the lush landscapes of the British countryside and was originally inspired by the color of racing cars in the early 20th century.",
      "meaning": "In the context of motor racing, British Racing Green symbolizes prestige and tradition, representing a long-standing heritage of British automotive excellence. While it evokes feelings of sophistication in the UK, in other cultures it may simply signify nature and growth.",
      "complementary": [
        "cotton-candy",
        "raspberry",
        "hot-pink",
        "amaranth-pink"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "shamrock",
        "jade",
        "spring-green",
        "mint-cream"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "shamrock",
        "jade"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/british-racing-green/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Brunswick Green",
      "slug": "brunswick-green",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#1B4D3E",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 27,
        "g": 77,
        "b": 62
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 162,
        "s": 48,
        "l": 20
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 65,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 19,
        "k": 70
      },
      "ral": "RAL 6016",
      "ralName": "Turquoise Green",
      "ncs": "S 6020-G",
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "muted",
      "lightness": "dark",
      "tags": [
        "earthy",
        "muted",
        "regal",
        "natural",
        "sophisticated"
      ],
      "description": "Brunswick Green is a deep, rich green with a muted quality, reminiscent of the lush foliage found in the gardens of the Brunswick region in Germany. This color is associated with the traditional livery of the Royal House of Brunswick, making it a symbol of heritage and elegance.",
      "meaning": "In Western contexts, Brunswick Green conveys a sense of stability and nature, often linked to the environment and tranquility. Conversely, in some Eastern cultures, green can symbolize fertility and rebirth, adding layers of significance to this hue.",
      "complementary": [
        "blush",
        "orchid-pink",
        "carnation",
        "cerise"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "jungle-green",
        "viridian",
        "hooker-s-green",
        "seafoam"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "viridian",
        "jungle-green",
        "hooker-s-green",
        "sea-green"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/brunswick-green/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Celadon",
      "slug": "celadon",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#ACE1AF",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 172,
        "g": 225,
        "b": 175
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 123,
        "s": 47,
        "l": 78
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 24,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 22,
        "k": 12
      },
      "ral": "RAL 6019",
      "ralName": "Pastel Green",
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "muted",
      "lightness": "light",
      "tags": [
        "muted",
        "serene",
        "earthy",
        "refreshing",
        "delicate"
      ],
      "description": "Celadon is a soft, muted green with a gentle blue tint, often associated with the fine ceramic glazes of ancient China. Its calming hue draws inspiration from the celadon stone, prized for its harmonious appearance and connection to nature.",
      "meaning": "In East Asian cultures, celadon symbolizes tranquility and serenity, often used in traditional ceramics and art. While it evokes themes of renewal and nature in many cultures, in Western contexts, it can also represent sophistication and elegance.",
      "complementary": [
        "orchid",
        "magenta",
        "purple",
        "violet"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "forest-green",
        "lime",
        "hunter-green",
        "emerald"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "emerald"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/celadon/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Chartreuse",
      "slug": "chartreuse",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#7FFF00",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 127,
        "g": 255,
        "b": 0
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 90,
        "s": 100,
        "l": 50
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 50,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 100,
        "k": 0
      },
      "cssName": "chartreuse",
      "temperature": "neutral",
      "saturation": "vivid",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "vivid",
        "energetic",
        "luminous",
        "fresh",
        "playful"
      ],
      "description": "Chartreuse is a striking yellow-green that captures the vibrancy of spring foliage, named after the liqueur produced by Carthusian monks in the French Alps. Its vivid hue is often associated with youthful energy and exuberance, standing out among other greens with its unique luminosity.",
      "meaning": "In Western cultures, chartreuse signifies vitality and freshness, often linked to nature and renewal. Conversely, in some Asian traditions, it can symbolize jealousy or envy, showcasing a duality in its emotional resonance.",
      "complementary": [
        "amethyst",
        "mauve-pink",
        "rebecca-purple",
        "blue-violet"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "avocado",
        "kelly-green",
        "electric-lime",
        "lincoln-green"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "electric-lime",
        "avocado",
        "kelly-green"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/chartreuse/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Dark Green",
      "slug": "dark-green",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#006400",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 0,
        "g": 100,
        "b": 0
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 120,
        "s": 100,
        "l": 20
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 100,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 100,
        "k": 61
      },
      "cssName": "darkgreen",
      "ncs": "S 5040-G",
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "vivid",
      "lightness": "dark",
      "tags": [
        "earthy",
        "rich",
        "serene",
        "deep",
        "natural"
      ],
      "description": "Dark Green is a deep, rich hue that evokes the essence of dense forests and thriving foliage. This color, matching the hue of pine needles, communicates a sense of stability and resilience, often associated with the verdant landscapes of the natural world.",
      "meaning": "In Western cultures, Dark Green symbolizes growth, renewal, and fertility, often linked to nature and tranquility. Conversely, in some Eastern traditions, it may be seen as a color of prosperity and good fortune, representing balance and harmony.",
      "complementary": [
        "magenta",
        "purple",
        "violet",
        "lilac"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "neon-green",
        "lincoln-green",
        "celadon",
        "malachite"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "green",
        "lincoln-green",
        "malachite",
        "kelly-green"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/dark-green/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Electric Lime",
      "slug": "electric-lime",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#CCFF00",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 204,
        "g": 255,
        "b": 0
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 72,
        "s": 100,
        "l": 50
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 20,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 100,
        "k": 0
      },
      "ncs": "S 0540-G40Y",
      "temperature": "warm",
      "saturation": "vivid",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "vivid",
        "luminous",
        "energetic",
        "playful",
        "modern"
      ],
      "description": "Electric Lime dazzles with its vibrant, almost neon green hue, reminiscent of the fluorescent glow of highlighter pens. This striking color draws its name from the electric lime fruit, known for its tartness and bright appearance, making it a favorite in design for its eye-catching quality.",
      "meaning": "In pop culture, Electric Lime often symbolizes energy and creativity, frequently used in graphic design and fashion to evoke a sense of modernity. While in Western contexts it connotes excitement, in some Eastern cultures, bright greens can represent fertility and growth.",
      "complementary": [
        "neon-blue",
        "slate-blue",
        "majorelle-blue",
        "lilac-gray"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "chartreuse-yellow",
        "avocado",
        "olive",
        "yellow"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "chartreuse-yellow",
        "yellow",
        "aureolin",
        "daffodil",
        "chartreuse",
        "citrine"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/electric-lime/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Emerald",
      "slug": "emerald",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#50C878",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 80,
        "g": 200,
        "b": 120
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 140,
        "s": 52,
        "l": 55
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 60,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 40,
        "k": 22
      },
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "muted",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "vibrant",
        "rich",
        "luxurious",
        "refreshing",
        "gem-like"
      ],
      "description": "Emerald is a vibrant green that reflects the lush hue of the gemstone after which it is named. This captivating color is often associated with the rich green of living foliage and is historically linked to the prized emerald gemstone, revered for its beauty since antiquity.",
      "meaning": "In Western cultures, emerald symbolizes rebirth and love, often linked to the celebration of a 20th wedding anniversary. Conversely, in the Islamic tradition, it is considered a sacred stone representing paradise and is believed to bring good fortune and protection.",
      "complementary": [
        "rose-pink",
        "tyrian-purple",
        "fuchsia",
        "deep-pink"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "sea-green",
        "seafoam",
        "ash",
        "hunter-green"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "sea-green",
        "seafoam",
        "lime",
        "celadon",
        "forest-green"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/emerald/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-27"
    },
    {
      "name": "Fern",
      "slug": "fern",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#4F7942",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 79,
        "g": 121,
        "b": 66
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 106,
        "s": 29,
        "l": 37
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 35,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 45,
        "k": 53
      },
      "ral": "RAL 6011",
      "ralName": "Reseda Green",
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "muted",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "earthy",
        "serene",
        "muted",
        "natural",
        "refreshing"
      ],
      "description": "Fern is a muted green with a slightly gray undertone, reflecting the delicate hue of the fronds of the fern plant, which thrives in shaded woodlands. This color captures the lushness of nature and is often associated with the tranquility found in forest settings.",
      "meaning": "In Western cultures, fern symbolizes sincerity and fascination, often linked to new beginnings and the beauty of nature. Conversely, in some Eastern traditions, it can represent humility and the importance of nurturing one's roots.",
      "complementary": [
        "heliotrope",
        "african-violet",
        "dark-violet",
        "wisteria"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "reseda-green",
        "pistachio",
        "asparagus",
        "laurel-green"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "reseda-green",
        "asparagus",
        "pistachio",
        "pea-green"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/fern/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Forest Green",
      "slug": "forest-green",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#228B22",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 34,
        "g": 139,
        "b": 34
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 120,
        "s": 61,
        "l": 34
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 76,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 76,
        "k": 45
      },
      "cssName": "forestgreen",
      "ral": "RAL 6001",
      "ralName": "Emerald Green",
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "vivid",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "earthy",
        "vibrant",
        "restorative",
        "natural",
        "serene"
      ],
      "description": "Forest Green is a deep, rich shade of green that evokes the lush, dense foliage of a thriving woodland. This color, reminiscent of the vibrant hues found in pine and fir trees, is often associated with nature and tranquility, offering a calming presence in design.",
      "meaning": "In Western contexts, Forest Green symbolizes growth, renewal, and the natural world, often linked to environmental movements. Conversely, in various Eastern cultures, it can represent fertility and prosperity, reflecting the abundance found in nature.",
      "complementary": [
        "magenta",
        "purple",
        "violet",
        "lilac"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "celadon",
        "hunter-green",
        "tea-green",
        "neon-green"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "lime",
        "kelly-green",
        "emerald"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/forest-green/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Green",
      "slug": "green",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#008000",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 0,
        "g": 128,
        "b": 0
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 120,
        "s": 100,
        "l": 25
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 100,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 100,
        "k": 50
      },
      "cssName": "green",
      "ncs": "S 4040-G",
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "vivid",
      "lightness": "dark",
      "tags": [
        "vibrant",
        "refreshing",
        "earthy",
        "dynamic",
        "lush"
      ],
      "description": "Green is a bold, vibrant hue that evokes the freshness of nature, distinct from lighter shades like mint or deeper tones like forest green. This color is often linked to chlorophyll, the pigment responsible for the green color in plants, making it a symbol of life and growth.",
      "meaning": "In Western cultures, green often signifies prosperity and renewal, while in some Eastern traditions, it represents fertility and harmony. Contrastingly, in certain contexts, green can also evoke feelings of jealousy or inexperience.",
      "complementary": [
        "magenta",
        "purple",
        "violet",
        "lilac"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "neon-green",
        "lincoln-green",
        "celadon",
        "malachite"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "dark-green",
        "lincoln-green",
        "malachite",
        "kelly-green"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/green/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Hooker's Green",
      "slug": "hooker-s-green",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#49796B",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 73,
        "g": 121,
        "b": 107
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 163,
        "s": 25,
        "l": 38
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 40,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 12,
        "k": 53
      },
      "ral": "RAL 6033",
      "ralName": "Mint Turquoise",
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "muted",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "earthy",
        "muted",
        "natural",
        "serene",
        "vibrant"
      ],
      "description": "Hooker's Green is a muted, earthy green with a blend of blue and yellow undertones, originally formulated by the British painter William Hooker in the 19th century. This color draws inspiration from the lush foliage seen in botanical illustrations, matching the hue of verdant landscapes.",
      "meaning": "In Western art, Hooker's Green is often associated with nature and renewal, symbolizing growth and tranquility. Conversely, in some Asian cultures, green can signify jealousy or inexperience, showcasing the complex emotional spectrum this color can evoke.",
      "complementary": [
        "carnation",
        "cerise",
        "claret",
        "blush"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "viridian",
        "brunswick-green",
        "pewter",
        "duck-egg-blue"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "viridian",
        "brunswick-green",
        "pewter",
        "cadet-blue",
        "verdigris",
        "sea-green"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/hooker-s-green/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Hunter Green",
      "slug": "hunter-green",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#355E3B",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 53,
        "g": 94,
        "b": 59
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 129,
        "s": 28,
        "l": 29
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 44,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 37,
        "k": 63
      },
      "ral": "RAL 6028",
      "ralName": "Pine Green",
      "ncs": "S 6020-G",
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "muted",
      "lightness": "dark",
      "tags": [
        "earthy",
        "rich",
        "muted",
        "natural",
        "rugged"
      ],
      "description": "Hunter Green, a deep and muted shade of green, is characterized by its earthy tone that evokes the dense foliage of forested landscapes. This color is often associated with traditional hunting attire, particularly in the United States, where it symbolizes the connection to nature and outdoor activities.",
      "meaning": "In Western culture, Hunter Green represents resilience and a connection to the natural world, often linked with hunting and the outdoors. In contrast, it can also signify wealth and stability, as seen in some interior design contexts where it conveys a sense of sophistication and calm.",
      "complementary": [
        "aubergine",
        "byzantium",
        "orchid",
        "magenta"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "smoke",
        "celadon",
        "ash",
        "emerald"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "smoke",
        "sea-green"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/hunter-green/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Jade",
      "slug": "jade",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#00A86B",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 0,
        "g": 168,
        "b": 107
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 158,
        "s": 100,
        "l": 33
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 100,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 36,
        "k": 34
      },
      "ncs": "S 2040-B50G",
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "vivid",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "serene",
        "vibrant",
        "natural",
        "precious",
        "lush"
      ],
      "description": "Jade showcases a striking green reminiscent of the precious stone revered in Chinese culture for millennia. Its vibrant hue aligns closely with the natural world, echoing the lush foliage of tropical forests and the serene waters of jadeite pools.",
      "meaning": "In East Asian cultures, jade symbolizes purity, wisdom, and tranquility, often linked to good fortune and protection. Conversely, in Western contexts, it may evoke feelings of freshness and renewal, but can also signal envy, contrasting with its positive associations in the East.",
      "complementary": [
        "amaranth-pink",
        "raspberry",
        "cameo-pink",
        "blush"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "aquamarine",
        "shamrock",
        "british-racing-green",
        "spring-green"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "shamrock",
        "british-racing-green",
        "spring-green",
        "pine",
        "malachite"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/jade/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Jungle Green",
      "slug": "jungle-green",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#29AB87",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 41,
        "g": 171,
        "b": 135
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 163,
        "s": 61,
        "l": 42
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 76,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 21,
        "k": 33
      },
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "vivid",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "vibrant",
        "lush",
        "earthy",
        "refreshing",
        "natural"
      ],
      "description": "Jungle Green is a vibrant shade of green with a hint of blue, reminiscent of the lush foliage found in tropical rainforests. This color captures the essence of nature’s vitality, matching the hue of the verdant leaves and exotic plants thriving in dense jungles.",
      "meaning": "In Western cultures, Jungle Green symbolizes renewal and growth, often associated with environmental movements. However, in some indigenous cultures, it may represent the spirit of life and the interconnectedness of nature, showcasing a balance between life and the wilderness.",
      "complementary": [
        "carnation",
        "cerise",
        "claret",
        "blush"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "brunswick-green",
        "viridian",
        "turquoise",
        "aquamarine"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "brunswick-green",
        "turquoise",
        "verdigris",
        "sea-green"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/jungle-green/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Kelly Green",
      "slug": "kelly-green",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#4CBB17",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 76,
        "g": 187,
        "b": 23
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 101,
        "s": 78,
        "l": 41
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 59,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 88,
        "k": 27
      },
      "ncs": "S 2040-G10Y",
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "vivid",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "vibrant",
        "lively",
        "fresh",
        "energetic",
        "natural"
      ],
      "description": "Kelly Green is a bright, vibrant shade of green, characterized by its vividness and slight bluish undertone, often associated with lush grass and fresh foliage. This hue is named after the 19th-century Irish surname 'Kelly', reflecting the lush landscapes of Ireland, and has become a staple in fashion and branding.",
      "meaning": "In Western cultures, Kelly Green symbolizes vitality, renewal, and luck, often linked to St. Patrick's Day celebrations. However, in some Eastern contexts, it can represent jealousy or inexperience, showcasing the complex cultural interpretations of this lively color.",
      "complementary": [
        "wisteria",
        "dark-violet",
        "dark-orchid",
        "mauve"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "tea-green",
        "lincoln-green",
        "pistachio",
        "reseda-green"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "lincoln-green",
        "chartreuse",
        "neon-green",
        "forest-green",
        "lime",
        "avocado"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/kelly-green/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Laurel Green",
      "slug": "laurel-green",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#A9BA9D",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 169,
        "g": 186,
        "b": 157
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 95,
        "s": 17,
        "l": 67
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 9,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 16,
        "k": 27
      },
      "ral": "RAL 7032",
      "ralName": "Pebble Grey",
      "ncs": "S 3500-N",
      "temperature": "neutral",
      "saturation": "neutral",
      "lightness": "light",
      "tags": [
        "muted",
        "natural",
        "serene",
        "earthy",
        "subtle"
      ],
      "description": "Laurel Green is a soft, muted green with a hint of gray, reminiscent of the foliage from the laurel tree, which has been associated with victory since ancient Greece. This color evokes the tranquility of nature and is often used to symbolize peace and harmony in design.",
      "meaning": "In Western cultures, Laurel Green signifies success and achievement, as the laurel wreath was awarded to victors in ancient competitions. Contrastingly, in Eastern traditions, this color can represent growth and renewal, highlighting the dual significance of nature's bounty.",
      "complementary": [
        "indigo",
        "mauve",
        "grape",
        "blue-violet"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "asparagus",
        "pistachio",
        "reseda-green",
        "fern"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "asparagus",
        "pistachio",
        "reseda-green",
        "artichoke",
        "moss"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/laurel-green/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Lime",
      "slug": "lime",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#32CD32",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 50,
        "g": 205,
        "b": 50
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 120,
        "s": 61,
        "l": 50
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 76,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 76,
        "k": 20
      },
      "cssName": "limegreen",
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "vivid",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "vibrant",
        "invigorating",
        "zesty",
        "lively",
        "fresh"
      ],
      "description": "Lime is a vivid green, strikingly bright and infused with a refreshing burst of energy, resembling the zest of the lime fruit. This color is often associated with the vibrant hues found in tropical landscapes, making it a popular choice in design for its invigorating qualities.",
      "meaning": "In Western cultures, lime symbolizes freshness and vitality, often linked to health and renewal. Conversely, in some Eastern cultures, it can be associated with jealousy or envy, showcasing the color's complex and varied interpretations across different societies.",
      "complementary": [
        "magenta",
        "purple",
        "violet",
        "lilac"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "celadon",
        "hunter-green",
        "tea-green",
        "neon-green"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "forest-green",
        "emerald",
        "kelly-green"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/lime/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Lincoln Green",
      "slug": "lincoln-green",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#195905",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 25,
        "g": 89,
        "b": 5
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 106,
        "s": 89,
        "l": 18
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 72,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 94,
        "k": 65
      },
      "ncs": "S 5040-G",
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "vivid",
      "lightness": "dark",
      "tags": [
        "earthy",
        "robust",
        "historic",
        "natural",
        "vibrant"
      ],
      "description": "Lincoln Green is a deep, earthy green that carries a rich historical legacy, originally associated with the garb of English archers in the late Middle Ages. Named after the city of Lincoln, its hue evokes the natural pigments derived from plants like woad and other local dyes, making it a staple in medieval textiles.",
      "meaning": "In English folklore, Lincoln Green symbolizes loyalty and bravery, often linked to the legendary figure of Robin Hood, who wore this color during his adventures in Sherwood Forest. While it conveys a sense of nature and tradition in the West, in other cultures, it may represent prosperity and renewal.",
      "complementary": [
        "heliotrope",
        "african-violet",
        "dark-violet",
        "wisteria"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "kelly-green",
        "neon-green",
        "tea-green",
        "green"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "dark-green",
        "kelly-green",
        "green"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/lincoln-green/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Malachite",
      "slug": "malachite",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#0BDA51",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 11,
        "g": 218,
        "b": 81
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 140,
        "s": 90,
        "l": 45
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 95,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 63,
        "k": 15
      },
      "ncs": "S 1040-B80G",
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "vivid",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "vibrant",
        "lush",
        "earthy",
        "jewel-toned",
        "rich"
      ],
      "description": "Malachite is a striking green characterized by its vivid, almost jewel-like quality, reminiscent of the mineral from which it derives its name. This vibrant hue is often associated with the lush vegetation of tropical regions, matching the color of fresh emerald foliage.",
      "meaning": "In many cultures, malachite symbolizes transformation and healing, often used in jewelry and amulets for protection. While it represents growth and renewal in Western contexts, in some African traditions, it is linked to fertility and prosperity.",
      "complementary": [
        "rose-pink",
        "tyrian-purple",
        "fuchsia",
        "deep-pink"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "spring-green",
        "mint-cream",
        "british-racing-green",
        "sea-green"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "spring-green",
        "shamrock",
        "jade",
        "green",
        "dark-green"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/malachite/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Mint",
      "slug": "mint",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#98FF98",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 152,
        "g": 255,
        "b": 152
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 120,
        "s": 100,
        "l": 80
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 40,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 40,
        "k": 0
      },
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "vivid",
      "lightness": "light",
      "tags": [
        "fresh",
        "soft",
        "serene",
        "vibrant",
        "uplifting"
      ],
      "description": "Mint is a fresh, soft green with a light and airy quality, resembling the hue of mint leaves. This color is often connected to the natural world, evoking a sense of renewal and tranquility, and is commonly associated with the cooling properties of mint tea or mint-flavored confections.",
      "meaning": "In Western cultures, mint is often linked to freshness and health, symbolizing vitality and rejuvenation. However, in some Eastern traditions, it can represent hospitality and warmth, showcasing its dual nature in different cultural contexts.",
      "complementary": [
        "magenta",
        "purple",
        "violet",
        "lilac"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "neon-green",
        "lincoln-green",
        "celadon",
        "malachite"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "honeydew"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/mint/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-27"
    },
    {
      "name": "Moss",
      "slug": "moss",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#8A9A5B",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 138,
        "g": 154,
        "b": 91
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 75,
        "s": 26,
        "l": 48
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 10,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 41,
        "k": 40
      },
      "ral": "RAL 1020",
      "ralName": "Olive Yellow",
      "temperature": "warm",
      "saturation": "muted",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "earthy",
        "muted",
        "lush",
        "tranquil",
        "natural"
      ],
      "description": "Moss is a muted green with earthy undertones, reminiscent of the soft carpet of vegetation found in shaded woodland areas. This color reflects the natural hue of mossy growths, evoking a sense of tranquility and freshness that is often associated with lush, verdant landscapes.",
      "meaning": "In Western culture, moss symbolizes resilience and grounding, while in East Asian traditions, it can represent harmony and balance within nature. The subtlety of moss also conveys a sense of calm, contrasting the vibrant energy of more saturated greens.",
      "complementary": [
        "neon-blue",
        "slate-blue",
        "deep-purple",
        "magnolia"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "artichoke",
        "army-green",
        "olive-drab",
        "yellow-green"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "artichoke",
        "asparagus",
        "army-green",
        "battleship-gray",
        "laurel-green",
        "french-gray"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/moss/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Neon Green",
      "slug": "neon-green",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#39FF14",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 57,
        "g": 255,
        "b": 20
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 111,
        "s": 100,
        "l": 54
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 78,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 92,
        "k": 0
      },
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "vivid",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "electric",
        "vibrant",
        "bold",
        "playful",
        "jarring"
      ],
      "description": "Neon Green is a striking, luminous green that stands out for its intense brightness and high visibility. This electric hue, often associated with fluorescent lighting, derives its vibrancy from the presence of phosphors, commonly used in highlighter inks and safety gear.",
      "meaning": "In Western cultures, Neon Green symbolizes energy and youthfulness, often linked to technology and innovation. Conversely, in some Eastern cultures, it can be viewed as a color of renewal and growth, contrasting with its more aggressive connotations in advertising.",
      "complementary": [
        "african-violet",
        "pastel-purple",
        "heliotrope",
        "magenta"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "lincoln-green",
        "green",
        "mint",
        "dark-green"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "kelly-green"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/neon-green/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Olive",
      "slug": "olive",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#808000",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 128,
        "g": 128,
        "b": 0
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 60,
        "s": 100,
        "l": 25
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 0,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 100,
        "k": 50
      },
      "cssName": "olive",
      "ral": "RAL 1027",
      "ralName": "Curry",
      "ncs": "S 5040-Y",
      "temperature": "warm",
      "saturation": "vivid",
      "lightness": "dark",
      "tags": [
        "earthy",
        "muted",
        "natural",
        "calming",
        "vintage"
      ],
      "description": "Olive is a muted green with a warm undertone, closely associated with the fruit of the olive tree, which has been cultivated for thousands of years. Its distinctive hue reflects the rich, earthy tones found in nature, often used to evoke a sense of calm and connection to the earth.",
      "meaning": "In Western cultures, olive symbolizes peace and harmony, largely due to its association with the olive branch as a peace offering. Contrarily, in some Middle Eastern cultures, it represents prosperity and fertility, showcasing its varied significance across different societies.",
      "complementary": [
        "blue",
        "midnight-blue",
        "periwinkle",
        "dark-blue"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "cream",
        "butter",
        "lemon",
        "aureolin"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "yellow",
        "aureolin",
        "citrine",
        "chartreuse-yellow",
        "gold",
        "sunflower"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/olive/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-27"
    },
    {
      "name": "Olive Drab",
      "slug": "olive-drab",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#6B8E23",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 107,
        "g": 142,
        "b": 35
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 80,
        "s": 60,
        "l": 35
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 25,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 75,
        "k": 44
      },
      "cssName": "olivedrab",
      "temperature": "warm",
      "saturation": "vivid",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "earthy",
        "muted",
        "durable",
        "rugged",
        "natural"
      ],
      "description": "Olive Drab is a muted, earthy green with a yellowish undertone, reminiscent of the leaves of the olive tree. Historically used in military uniforms, this color conveys a sense of ruggedness and durability, often associated with nature and camouflage.",
      "meaning": "In military contexts, Olive Drab signifies strength and resilience, embodying the spirit of survival. In Western cultures, it conveys a connection to nature and simplicity, while in some Eastern cultures, it can symbolize balance and harmony.",
      "complementary": [
        "deep-purple",
        "magnolia",
        "royal-purple",
        "amethyst"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "avocado",
        "pea-green",
        "moss",
        "army-green"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "yellow-green",
        "pea-green",
        "army-green"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/olive-drab/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Pea Green",
      "slug": "pea-green",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#4A7023",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 74,
        "g": 112,
        "b": 35
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 90,
        "s": 52,
        "l": 29
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 34,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 69,
        "k": 56
      },
      "ral": "RAL 6025",
      "ralName": "Fern Green",
      "temperature": "neutral",
      "saturation": "muted",
      "lightness": "dark",
      "tags": [
        "earthy",
        "muted",
        "natural",
        "vibrant",
        "organic"
      ],
      "description": "Pea Green is a muted, earthy green with a slightly yellow undertone, reminiscent of the fresh pods of the garden pea. This color's depth is enriched by its connection to the natural world, particularly in the way it channels the organic hues found in foliage and vegetables.",
      "meaning": "In Western contexts, Pea Green often symbolizes growth and fertility, reflecting its agricultural roots. Conversely, in some Eastern cultures, it may evoke feelings of tranquility and balance, associating it with harmony and nature's serenity.",
      "complementary": [
        "amethyst",
        "mauve-pink",
        "rebecca-purple",
        "blue-violet"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "pistachio",
        "asparagus",
        "olive-drab",
        "yellow-green"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "olive-drab",
        "yellow-green",
        "reseda-green",
        "fern"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/pea-green/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Pine",
      "slug": "pine",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#01796F",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 1,
        "g": 121,
        "b": 111
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 175,
        "s": 98,
        "l": 24
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 99,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 8,
        "k": 53
      },
      "ncs": "S 3040-B30G",
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "vivid",
      "lightness": "dark",
      "tags": [
        "earthy",
        "muted",
        "natural",
        "resilient",
        "inviting"
      ],
      "description": "Pine is a deep, muted green that evokes the color of evergreen trees, particularly the needles of the pine species. Its rich hue, reminiscent of the forest, is often associated with natural materials, particularly the wood of pine trees, known for its warm and inviting tones.",
      "meaning": "In Western cultures, Pine is often linked to tranquility and resilience, symbolizing growth and renewal. However, in some Indigenous cultures, it represents strength and protection, reflecting the tree's enduring presence in the landscape.",
      "complementary": [
        "candy-pink",
        "lava",
        "poppy",
        "ruby"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "teal",
        "cyan",
        "aqua",
        "electric-blue"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "teal",
        "aqua",
        "jade",
        "shamrock"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/pine/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Pistachio",
      "slug": "pistachio",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#93C572",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 147,
        "g": 197,
        "b": 114
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 96,
        "s": 42,
        "l": 61
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 25,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 42,
        "k": 23
      },
      "ral": "RAL 6021",
      "ralName": "Pale Green",
      "temperature": "neutral",
      "saturation": "muted",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "delicate",
        "fresh",
        "muted",
        "inviting",
        "natural"
      ],
      "description": "Pistachio is a soft, muted green with a yellow undertone, evoking the delicate hue of the pistachio nut's outer shell. This color draws its name from the edible seed of the Pistacia vera tree, which has been cultivated since antiquity, particularly in the Mediterranean region.",
      "meaning": "In Western cultures, pistachio symbolizes freshness and tranquility, often associated with nature and renewal. Conversely, in some Eastern traditions, it represents fertility and prosperity, highlighting its dual significance across cultures.",
      "complementary": [
        "mauve",
        "indigo",
        "grape",
        "dark-orchid"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "reseda-green",
        "asparagus",
        "laurel-green",
        "pea-green"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "reseda-green",
        "asparagus",
        "laurel-green",
        "tea-green",
        "fern",
        "yellow-green"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/pistachio/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Reseda Green",
      "slug": "reseda-green",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#73A857",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 115,
        "g": 168,
        "b": 87
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 99,
        "s": 32,
        "l": 50
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 32,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 48,
        "k": 34
      },
      "temperature": "neutral",
      "saturation": "muted",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "earthy",
        "muted",
        "natural",
        "tranquil",
        "soft"
      ],
      "description": "Reseda Green is a muted, earthy green with a hint of yellow, reminiscent of the leaves of the reseda plant, which was historically used to create a natural dye. This color captures the essence of tranquility and nature, embodying a softer, more subdued quality compared to brighter greens like lime or emerald.",
      "meaning": "In Western culture, Reseda Green often symbolizes growth and renewal, reflecting its connections to nature. In contrast, in some Eastern traditions, it can represent harmony and balance, suggesting a deeper relationship with the earth.",
      "complementary": [
        "dark-orchid",
        "wisteria",
        "mauve",
        "dark-violet"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "pistachio",
        "asparagus",
        "fern",
        "laurel-green"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "asparagus",
        "pistachio",
        "fern",
        "laurel-green",
        "pea-green"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/reseda-green/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Sage",
      "slug": "sage",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#B2AC88",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 178,
        "g": 172,
        "b": 136
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 51,
        "s": 21,
        "l": 62
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 0,
        "m": 3,
        "y": 24,
        "k": 30
      },
      "ral": "RAL 7032",
      "ralName": "Pebble Grey",
      "temperature": "warm",
      "saturation": "muted",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "muted",
        "earthy",
        "calming",
        "subtle",
        "natural"
      ],
      "description": "Sage is a muted green-gray, reminiscent of the leaves of the sage plant, known for its culinary and medicinal uses. This understated hue embodies a sense of calm and balance, often associated with natural settings and organic materials.",
      "meaning": "In Western cultures, sage symbolizes wisdom and tranquility, often linked to healing practices and purification rituals. Contrastingly, in Eastern traditions, the color can represent harmony and prosperity, reflecting its dual significance across different cultures.",
      "complementary": [
        "ultramarine",
        "egyptian-blue",
        "royal-blue",
        "blue"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "alabaster",
        "off-white",
        "porcelain",
        "brass"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "sand",
        "cement",
        "khaki",
        "french-gray",
        "battleship-gray",
        "khaki-brown"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/sage/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-27"
    },
    {
      "name": "Sea Green",
      "slug": "sea-green",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#2E8B57",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 46,
        "g": 139,
        "b": 87
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 146,
        "s": 50,
        "l": 36
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 67,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 37,
        "k": 45
      },
      "cssName": "seagreen",
      "ral": "RAL 6024",
      "ralName": "Traffic Green",
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "muted",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "tranquil",
        "refreshing",
        "earthy",
        "vibrant",
        "natural"
      ],
      "description": "Sea Green captures the essence of ocean depths, a blend of blue and green that evokes tranquility. This color is reminiscent of the rich hues found in tropical waters and has strong associations with lush foliage, often used in design to convey freshness and balance.",
      "meaning": "In Western cultures, Sea Green symbolizes harmony and renewal, often linked to nature and healing. Contrastingly, in some Eastern traditions, it may represent growth and prosperity, highlighting the diverse interpretations of this soothing hue.",
      "complementary": [
        "fuchsia",
        "tyrian-purple",
        "deep-pink",
        "mulberry"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "seafoam",
        "emerald",
        "brunswick-green",
        "malachite"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "emerald",
        "viridian",
        "jungle-green",
        "brunswick-green",
        "hooker-s-green",
        "hunter-green"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/sea-green/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Seafoam",
      "slug": "seafoam",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#9FE2BF",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 159,
        "g": 226,
        "b": 191
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 149,
        "s": 54,
        "l": 75
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 30,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 15,
        "k": 11
      },
      "ral": "RAL 6019",
      "ralName": "Pastel Green",
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "muted",
      "lightness": "light",
      "tags": [
        "serene",
        "refreshing",
        "gentle",
        "coastal",
        "pastel"
      ],
      "description": "Seafoam is a soft, pastel green with a hint of blue, inspired by the delicate froth created by ocean waves. Its gentle hue resembles the color of seaweed and coastal flora, evoking a serene and refreshing atmosphere reminiscent of seaside tranquility.",
      "meaning": "In Western cultures, Seafoam symbolizes calmness and renewal, often associated with the restorative powers of nature. However, in some Eastern traditions, it can represent healing and growth, highlighting its dual significance across various cultural contexts.",
      "complementary": [
        "eggplant",
        "hot-pink",
        "deep-pink",
        "mulberry"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "sea-green",
        "emerald",
        "spring-green",
        "mint-cream"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "emerald"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/seafoam/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Shamrock",
      "slug": "shamrock",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#009E60",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 0,
        "g": 158,
        "b": 96
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 156,
        "s": 100,
        "l": 31
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 100,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 39,
        "k": 38
      },
      "ncs": "S 2040-B60G",
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "vivid",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "vibrant",
        "lively",
        "fresh",
        "hopeful",
        "earthy"
      ],
      "description": "Shamrock is a vibrant green that captures the essence of the lush clover plant, known for its three-lobed leaves. The color evokes the freshness of spring and the verdant hills of Ireland, making it a symbol of good luck and prosperity in various cultural contexts.",
      "meaning": "In Ireland, Shamrock is a powerful emblem of faith and hope, often associated with St. Patrick, who used it to explain the Holy Trinity. Conversely, in other cultures, it signifies nature and renewal, reflecting the contrast between Western reverence and universal appreciation for greenery.",
      "complementary": [
        "raspberry",
        "amaranth-pink",
        "cotton-candy",
        "cameo-pink"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "jade",
        "british-racing-green",
        "aquamarine",
        "spring-green"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "jade",
        "british-racing-green",
        "spring-green",
        "pine",
        "malachite"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/shamrock/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Spring Green",
      "slug": "spring-green",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#00FF7F",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 0,
        "g": 255,
        "b": 127
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 150,
        "s": 100,
        "l": 50
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 100,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 50,
        "k": 0
      },
      "cssName": "springgreen",
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "vivid",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "vibrant",
        "fresh",
        "lively",
        "renewing",
        "invigorating"
      ],
      "description": "Spring Green bursts forth with a vibrant, fresh hue that captures the essence of new growth and renewal. This lively color, often associated with the first blooms of spring, resembles the vibrant green of young leaves and the bright tones of fresh mint.",
      "meaning": "In Western cultures, Spring Green symbolizes rejuvenation and hope, often associated with the end of winter and the arrival of warmer days. However, in some Eastern traditions, it can represent fertility and prosperity, highlighting its dual significance across cultures.",
      "complementary": [
        "hot-pink",
        "rose",
        "eggplant",
        "deep-pink"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "british-racing-green",
        "shamrock",
        "jade",
        "aquamarine"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "shamrock",
        "jade",
        "malachite",
        "aquamarine"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/spring-green/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Tea Green",
      "slug": "tea-green",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#D0F0C0",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 208,
        "g": 240,
        "b": 192
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 100,
        "s": 62,
        "l": 85
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 13,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 20,
        "k": 6
      },
      "ral": "RAL 6019",
      "ralName": "Pastel Green",
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "vivid",
      "lightness": "light",
      "tags": [
        "serene",
        "refreshing",
        "gentle",
        "organic",
        "inviting"
      ],
      "description": "Tea Green is a soft, pale green that evokes the delicate hue of steeped green tea leaves. Its subtle warmth and lightness make it distinct from other greens, with a serene quality that mimics the tranquility of a tea garden.",
      "meaning": "In Western cultures, Tea Green symbolizes calmness and healing, often used in spaces designed for relaxation. Conversely, in Eastern traditions, the color reflects nature and balance, playing a significant role in tea ceremonies.",
      "complementary": [
        "dark-orchid",
        "wisteria",
        "dark-violet",
        "mauve"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "kelly-green",
        "pistachio",
        "reseda-green",
        "pea-green"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "pistachio"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/tea-green/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Viridian",
      "slug": "viridian",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#40826D",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 64,
        "g": 130,
        "b": 109
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 161,
        "s": 34,
        "l": 38
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 51,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 16,
        "k": 49
      },
      "ral": "RAL 6033",
      "ralName": "Mint Turquoise",
      "temperature": "cool",
      "saturation": "muted",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "lush",
        "calming",
        "earthy",
        "vibrant",
        "refined"
      ],
      "description": "Viridian is a deep blue-green that evokes the lushness of tropical foliage, closely resembling the color of a peacock's feathers. This pigment, derived from the mineral chromium oxide, became a popular choice among artists in the 19th century due to its stability and vibrant hue.",
      "meaning": "In Western contexts, viridian symbolizes nature, healing, and renewal, often linked to tranquility and balance. Conversely, in some Asian cultures, it can represent prosperity and vitality, reflecting a more varied interpretation of its vibrant essence.",
      "complementary": [
        "blush",
        "orchid-pink",
        "cameo-pink",
        "carnation"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "hooker-s-green",
        "brunswick-green",
        "jungle-green",
        "pewter"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "hooker-s-green",
        "brunswick-green",
        "sea-green",
        "verdigris",
        "pewter"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/viridian/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    },
    {
      "name": "Yellow Green",
      "slug": "yellow-green",
      "family": "green",
      "hex": "#9ACD32",
      "rgb": {
        "r": 154,
        "g": 205,
        "b": 50
      },
      "hsl": {
        "h": 80,
        "s": 61,
        "l": 50
      },
      "cmyk": {
        "c": 25,
        "m": 0,
        "y": 76,
        "k": 20
      },
      "cssName": "yellowgreen",
      "temperature": "warm",
      "saturation": "vivid",
      "lightness": "medium",
      "tags": [
        "vibrant",
        "fresh",
        "zesty",
        "lively",
        "natural"
      ],
      "description": "Yellow Green is a vibrant hue that strikes a balance between the warmth of yellow and the coolness of green, resembling the fresh leaves of spring. This color can be found in the pigment known as 'chartreuse,' named after a French liqueur that shares its bright, zesty tone.",
      "meaning": "In Western cultures, Yellow Green is often associated with growth, renewal, and vitality, reflecting the lushness of nature. However, in some Asian traditions, it may signify caution or indecision, contrasting with its more positive connotations elsewhere.",
      "complementary": [
        "deep-purple",
        "magnolia",
        "royal-purple",
        "amethyst"
      ],
      "analogous": [
        "avocado",
        "pea-green",
        "moss",
        "army-green"
      ],
      "similar": [
        "olive-drab",
        "pea-green",
        "pistachio"
      ],
      "url": "https://coloripedia.com/colors/yellow-green/",
      "updatedAt": "2026-06-09"
    }
  ],
  "license": "CC-BY-4.0",
  "licenseUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/",
  "attribution": "Color data by Coloripedia — https://coloripedia.com",
  "source": "https://coloripedia.com"
}