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| Hexidecimal Code = FFE4C4 |
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| + | | Justification = either a kind of pottery or a kind of soup. Both the pottery and the soup are similar in color. Bisque pottery is pottery that is fired but not glazed and is therefore white with a creamy tone. Bisque soup is made from seafood that is thickened into a light creamy tone. |
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| Source = http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_colors |
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| Shade of = Yellow |
| Shade of = Yellow |
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| Alternate Shade = Brown |
| Alternate Shade = Brown |
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| + | | Named after = Food |
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Revision as of 23:20, 7 October 2011
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The hexadecimal code that matches this color is FFE4C4
Justification
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This color was named for either a kind of pottery or a kind of soup. Both the pottery and the soup are similar in color. Bisque pottery is pottery that is fired but not glazed and is therefore white with a creamy tone. Bisque soup is made from seafood that is thickened into a light creamy tone.
This color is a shade of Yellow, Brown
The color FFE4C4 Bisque is named after a Food
Confirmation by Picture
References
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_colors