Dark lavender

Dark lavender is a soft pastel color that is a blend of purple and pink.

It has a HEX code of #734F96, which means it has 45.1% red, 30.98% green and 58.82% blue in the RGB system.

It is similar to the color of some varieties of lavender flowers, such as the English lavender.

Dark lavender is a soothing and feminine color that can be used in web design, print design and interior design.

• Some flowers, such as irises, orchids, and lilacs, have dark lavender petals that contrast beautifully with their green leaves.
  These flowers are often used for decoration, perfume, or herbal medicine.
  For example, the cypress fan iris (hiougi-ayame) is a symbol of the Japanese imperial family and blooms in intense shades of dark lavender to blue.

• Some gemstones, such as amethyst, charoite, and sugilite, have dark lavender hues that reflect light and sparkle.
  These gemstones are often used for jewelry, healing, or meditation.
  For example, amethyst is a popular stone that is believed to have calming and spiritual properties.

• Some fabrics, such as silk, velvet, and satin, have dark lavender colors that create a luxurious and sophisticated look.
  These fabrics are often used for clothing, bedding, or curtains.
  For example, dark lavender silk can be used to make a stunning dress or a cozy pillowcase.

• Some foods, such as berries, grapes, and plums, have dark lavender skins that are rich in antioxidants and vitamins.
  These foods are often used for cooking, baking, or snacking.
  For example, dark lavender berries can be used to make a delicious jam or a healthy smoothie.