All 159 Wada Sanzo Colors
Explore the complete collection of 159harmonious colors from Wada Sanzo's original work. Each color has been carefully selected for its aesthetic beauty and ability to create visually balanced designs.
About Wada Sanzo's Color Dictionary
Wada Sanzo (1883–1967) was a renowned Japanese painter and color theorist who created one of the most influential color collections in design history. His A Dictionary of Color Combinations was first published in 1933 during the Shōwa period, with colors meticulously selected to work in perfect harmony.
This collection of 159colors represents Wada Sanzo's lifetime dedication to studying chromatic relationships and aesthetic balance. Each color was chosen not only for its individual beauty, but for how it complements others. The result is a timeless palette that continues to inspire designers and artists worldwide nearly a century later.
How to Use These Colors
Each color card includes complete information for implementing these colors in your projects:
- HEX values — Perfect for web design, CSS, and digital applications
- RGB values — Used in screen design and digital media
- CMYK values — Essential for print design and physical media
- LAB values — Device-independent color space for precise matching
Click any color to view its detail page, where you'll find pre-designed harmonious color palettes that pair perfectly with it.
Browse All 159 Colors
From soft pastels to deep jewel tones, discover the full spectrum of Wada Sanzo's color collection. Each color is a gateway to perfectly balanced color combinations for your next creative project.