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Tiger Lily
Do you want to use this color in your promotional items? Here's what you should know!
Tiger lilies are symbols of confidence and pride in Asia. This type of flower has bright, reddish colored petals and is peppered with black spots that make it look like a tiger. The color Tiger Lily is inspired by these petals.
Pantone couldn’t resist Tiger Lily, naming it their 2004 Color of the Year. Tiger Lily is a bold, rejuvenating color that shows honor and self-esteem, but with a touch of humility.
Examples of Tiger Lily Symbolism
As the daughter of a chief, Tiger Lily has a lot to feel proud about. She’s confident in who she is and her feelings about Peter Pan. Her self-assurance is reflected in her name as well as the tiger lily color accents in her clothing, instruments, and home.
With 14 books published, Amy Tan is one of the most prolific authors of her generation. Many of her novels use warm, rich tones on the cover. This tiger lily colored copy of the “Joy Luck Club” pays homage to Tan’s Chinese heritage.
Kimonos, parasols, and paper hand fans are decorated with nature-inspired colors and motifs. These patterns are symbolic of the virtues and attributes of the wearer. A woman wearing tiger lilies may be proud, yet humble.
Sometimes one color just isn’t enough! Tiger Lily works best with any of these other colors.
HEX:
#E2583E
RGB:
219, 135, 128
CMYK:
0, 38, 42, 14
Pantone:
Thread Color: