Indian Red

Indian Red is a natural clay earth pigment, which gets its color from ferric oxide.

This color has the HEX code #CD5C5C and the RGB values 205, 92, 92.

It is composed of 80.39% red, 36.08% green and 36.08% blue.

In the CMYK color model, used in printers, it has 0% cyan, 55% magenta, 55% yellow and 20% black.

In the HSL color scale, it has a hue of 0°, 53.1% saturation and 58.2% lightness.

Indian Red is often used in art, pottery, textiles and architecture as a natural dye or pigment.

Some famous paintings that use Indian Red are The Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh, The Scream by Edvard Munch and The Kiss by Gustav Klimt.

In a far away place, in the heart of a bustling city, where the old met the new in a dance of shadows and light, a peculiar tale began to unfold. It was a story that would forever change the perception of a color, a hue that came to be known as "Indian Red."

Dr. Iona Ervin, a renowned chemist with a penchant for the mysterious, had always been fascinated by colors. Her laboratory, filled with vials and beakers, was a kaleidoscope of shades and tints. But there was one color that eluded her – a deep, enigmatic red that seemed to pulse with a life of its own. This color, she believed, held secrets that could revolutionize the world of design.

Meanwhile, in a factory on the outskirts of the city, Raj Chanel, a diligent worker with an eye for detail, was about to stumble upon something extraordinary. Raj had always been curious, often staying late to tinker with the machinery and experiment with different materials. One evening, as he mixed a batch of pigments, he noticed something unusual. The red dye he had been working with began to glow, emitting a strange, almost hypnotic light.

Intrigued, Raj decided to investigate further. He took a sample of the glowing red dye and, with a sense of trepidation, made his way to Dr. Ervin's laboratory. Iona, always open to new discoveries, welcomed Raj and examined the sample with keen interest. As she analyzed the dye, she realized that it was unlike anything she had ever seen. The color seemed to shift and change, revealing hidden patterns and symbols.

Together, Iona and Raj embarked on a journey to uncover the origins of this mysterious dye. Their quest led them to ancient texts and forgotten legends, each hinting at the existence of a powerful, otherworldly force connected to the color. They discovered that "Indian Red" was not just a pigment but a gateway to a realm of untapped energy and potential.

As they delved deeper, they encountered strange phenomena – objects levitating, whispers in the dark, and visions of a distant past. The color seemed to have a mind of its own, guiding them towards a hidden truth. They learned that the dye was created using a rare mineral found only in a remote region of India, a place shrouded in mystery and legend.

Determined to unlock the full potential of "Indian Red," Iona and Raj decided to incorporate it into a new trademark design. They believed that the color's unique properties could revolutionize the industry, creating designs that were not only visually stunning but also imbued with a sense of wonder and intrigue.

As the new trademark design was unveiled, it captivated the world. The deep, pulsating red drew people in, evoking a sense of mystery and fascination. The design became an instant sensation, with everyone clamoring to understand the secret behind the color.

But Iona and Raj knew that the true power of "Indian Red" lay not in its commercial success, but in the journey they had undertaken. They had uncovered a hidden world, a realm of possibilities that transcended the ordinary. And as they continued to explore the mysteries of the color, they realized that their adventure was just beginning.

The Enigma of Indian Red had only just begun to reveal its secrets, and Iona and Raj were ready to follow wherever it led.