Crimson Red

Crimson Red is a rich, deep red color that has a slight bluish tint.

It is named after the crimson dye that was originally made from the scale insects Kermes vermilio and cochineal.

Crimson Red has a hexadecimal code of #990000 and an RGB code of 153, 0, 0.

In the CMYK color model, it has 0% cyan, 100% magenta, 100% yellow, and 40% black.

Crimson Red is a warm and intense color that can evoke feelings of passion, power, and courage.

• In nature, crimson red can be seen in some flowers, such as roses, poppies, geraniums, and hibiscus.
  Some fruits, such as cherries, strawberries, raspberries, and cranberries, also have a crimson red color.
  Some animals, such as cardinals, ladybugs, and coral snakes, have crimson red markings or feathers.
  Crimson red can also be observed in the sky during sunrise or sunset, when the sun appears as a fiery ball of light.

• In culture, crimson red has various meanings and associations.
  In some religions, such as Christianity and Hinduism, crimson red symbolizes blood, sacrifice, martyrdom, and life force.
  In some countries, such as China, Japan, and India, crimson red represents luck, happiness, prosperity, and auspiciousness.
  In some art forms, such as painting, literature, and music, crimson red evokes emotions of passion, love, anger, and courage.
  Some famous examples of crimson red in culture are the Red Cross, the Red Carpet, the Scarlet Letter, and the Crimson Tide.

• In fashion, crimson red is a popular and striking color choice for clothing, accessories, and makeup.
  Crimson red can create a bold and dramatic contrast with other colors, such as black, white, or gold.
  Crimson red can also enhance the complexion and appearance of the wearer, making them look more radiant and confident.