Terracotta
Terracotta is a color that speaks of ancient, sun-baked earth, like the clay pots that have been formed by hand and fired under the heat of the midday sun. Derived from Apricot Ochre, this hue is a warm, reddish-orange, full of the richness of the earth and the fading warmth of the day. The granulation in Terracotta evokes the texture of rough pottery or the cracked surface of clay beneath the sun. When layered, it deepens into a more intense reddish-brown, like the last embers of a fire. Terracotta is a color for those who seek to capture the raw, unrefined beauty of the earth, grounded in both history and nature.
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Not edible, these are not things to eat, sniff, taste, lick, or anything with the mouth. If paint accidentally gets into your eyes, rinse well with water.