Bronze

Bronze is a metallic brown color that resembles the metal alloy bronze, which is made of copper and tin.

The color bronze can have different shades, from light to dark, glossy to matte, and metallic to beige.

The hexadecimal code for bronze is #CD7F32, which means it has 80.39% red, 49.8% green, and 19.61% blue in the RGB color space.

In the CMYK color space, bronze has 0% cyan, 38% magenta, 76% yellow, and 20% black.

The hue, saturation, and lightness of bronze are 29.8°, 60.8%, and 50%, respectively.

Bronze is a warm and earthy color that can evoke feelings of strength, durability, and antiquity.

It is often associated with metalwork, sculpture, medals, and coins.

Bronze is a color of history and art
Of ancient statues and modern medals
Of metal that shines or patinas with age
Of copper and tin in a fiery blend

Bronze is a color of warmth and earth
Of autumn leaves and desert sands
Of clay and wood and leather tones
Of sunsets and fires and glowing lamps

Bronze is a color of strength and grace
Of endurance and courage and honor
Of wisdom and skill and craftsmanship
Of beauty and value and legacy

• Bronze medals that are awarded to third-place winners in sports competitions.

• Bronze sculptures that are made of bronze metal and often have a historical or artistic value.

• Bronze coins that are used as currency or collectibles in some countries.

• Bronze jewelry that can have a rich and ornate appearance.

• Bronze skin that can result from sun exposure or tanning products.

• Bronze hair that can have a warm and coppery tone.

• Bronze eyeshadow that can enhance brown or green eyes.

• Bronze plants that have bronze-colored leaves or flowers, such as bronze fennel, bronze sedge, or bronze heuchera.