The iron is a dark greenish blue, and the storeroom is a dark blue. The traditional color that is a combination of these colors is Sabitetsu Gonato. "Sabi" does not mean rusty iron, but rather it is a depressing, dull color, which is similar to "sabi" in "wabi-sabi", which expresses a unique Japanese feeling. It is said that in the late Edo period, such elusive color names became popular.
Rusutetsuonando = Rusutetsuonando
It is a color derived from Gonato color, and when mixed with rust iron, the tone becomes dark and sour. ``Sabitetetsu Onato'' is pronounced as ``Sabitetetsuonando''.
R64G91B85 #405B55/Rusted Iron Storage Door (Sabi Tetsuonando)
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