Crimson

Crimson is a vivid red color that has a slight bluish tint.

It is derived from the name of a scale insect, Kermes vermilio, that produces a red dye when crushed.

Crimson has a hue angle of 348 degrees, a saturation of 83.3%, and a lightness of 47.1%.

It is a warm color that can evoke feelings of passion, energy, and excitement.

It is also associated with blood, fire, and power.

Crimson is the national color of Nepal and a symbol of bravery and honor.

This color can be combined with other colors to create different effects.

Crimson is a versatile color that can be used in various design projects, such as web design, text, background, border, and CSS codes.

• The national flag of Nepal has a crimson background with a white emblem of the moon and the sun.

• The Harvard Crimson is the nickname and mascot of Harvard University's athletic teams.
  The color crimson is also used in the university's logo and seal.

• The Crimson Rosella is a species of parrot native to eastern and southeastern Australia.
  It has a mostly crimson plumage with blue cheeks and tail feathers.

• The Crimson King Maple is a cultivar of the Norway Maple that has dark crimson leaves throughout the year.
  It is a popular ornamental tree in parks and gardens.

• The Crimson Tide is the nickname of the University of Alabama's football team.
  The name was coined by a sports writer in 1907 after a game against Auburn, where the Alabama players wore crimson jerseys on a muddy field.