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Burnt Sienna
Do you want to use this color in your promotional items? Here's what you should know!
Burnt sienna is a type of brown inspired by an earthy substance called sienna. Sienna contains iron oxide, and as such, the color has a reddish orange hue. The color is symbolic of rurality, earthiness, being outdoors, and living off the land.
Earth colors like burnt sienna, ochre, and umber are used to convey ruggedness and to create a sense of the great outdoors. Use these colors to decorate a pumpkin patch, farmer’s market, or rummage sale.
Examples of Burnt Sienna Symbolism
Seven Years in Tibet tells the true story of a mountain climber who ran away from his military duties and finds refuge in Tibet. Burnt sienna is used in the movie poster as a nod to his love of the land and journey through the great outdoors.
Sienna was one of the first clay pigments used to create art. Today, burnt sienna paintings are made by artists like Jodi Monahan who created this pear using oil and canvas. Pears and burnt sienna are earthy and reflective of rural living.
Located in Chicago, Bar Siena is an Italian eatery with a ton of tasty dishes on the menu. The burnt sienna exterior makes you feel ready to eat fresh cuisine inspired by various regions throughout Italy.
Are you using burnt sienna in your branding? Below are the color codes you may need!
Sometimes one color just isn’t enough! Burnt sienna works best with any of these other colors.
HEX:
#E97451
RGB:
233, 116, 81
CMYK:
0, 50, 65, 9
Pantone:
Thread Color: