Murata Demon Slayer Color Codes: Complete Palette with HEX, RGB & CMYK Values

Murata Demon Slayer Color Codes: Complete Palette with HEX, RGB & CMYK Values

Murata is the relatable everyman of the Demon Slayer Corps—a kind-hearted, determined swordsman who fights alongside Hashira despite lacking extraordinary power. His color palette reflects that grounded heroism. The dominant #1B1B3A Mirage anchors his standard gakuran uniform, conveying duty and quiet anonymity. Warm #F0C8A0 Maize captures his vulnerable, human skin tone, reminding viewers he bleeds just like anyone else. Meanwhile, #7A7D85 Raven defines his reliable Nichirin blade—functional, unglamorous, yet deadly. Together, these five color codes form a restrained palette that designers can reference for understated, narrative-driven UI themes and character-inspired graphic projects.

Mirage
#1B1B3A
Wood Bark
#2A1506
Maize
#F0C8A0
Spring Wood
#F5F0EB
Raven
#7A7D85

Murata Demon Slayer Color Codes: HEX, RGB, CMYK

Preview Color Name HEX RGB CMYK
Mirage #1B1B3A 27, 27, 58 53, 53, 0, 77
Wood Bark #2A1506 42, 21, 6 0, 50, 86, 84
Maize #F0C8A0 240, 200, 160 0, 17, 33, 6
Spring Wood #F5F0EB 245, 240, 235 0, 2, 4, 4
Raven #7A7D85 122, 125, 133 8, 6, 0, 48

Murata CSS & Tailwind Color Variables

Select your preferred format and copy the ready-to-use CSS variables for your web projects.

:root {
/* Murata Demon Slayer Palette */
--murata-demon-slayer-mirage: #1B1B3A;
--murata-demon-slayer-wood-bark: #2A1506;
--murata-demon-slayer-maize: #F0C8A0;
--murata-demon-slayer-spring-wood: #F5F0EB;
--murata-demon-slayer-raven: #7A7D85;
}

Murata CSS Gradients

Beautiful gradient backgrounds inspired by Murata’s aesthetic. Click to copy the CSS code.

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Mirage to Spring Wood#1B1B3A → #F5F0EB
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Maize to Mirage#F0C8A0 → #1B1B3A

Murata Color Scheme Breakdown

Mirage#1B1B3A

This deep navy-black represents the standard Demon Slayer Corps gakuran uniform Murata wears throughout the series, symbolizing his duty and anonymity as a rank-and-file slayer.

Wood Bark#2A1506

This very dark brown defines Murata’s short, neatly kept hair, grounding his appearance as an ordinary yet determined member of the Demon Slayer Corps without flashy distinction.

Maize#F0C8A0

This warm skin tone appears on Murata’s face and hands, conveying his humanity and vulnerability as a non-Hashira slayer who still fights bravely against demons.

Spring Wood#F5F0EB

This off-white shade marks the visible collar and inner lining of Murata’s uniform, providing subtle contrast against the dark fabric and reflecting Corps standard dress code.

Raven#7A7D85

This cool steel-grey represents the blade of Murata’s standard-issue Nichirin katana, signifying his role as a functional combatant rather than a uniquely gifted swordsman.

Murata 60-30-10 Design Rule

Apply the classic 60-30-10 UI design rule using Murata’s palette for a perfectly balanced visual hierarchy.

60% Background
#F5F0EB
30% Primary
#2A1506
10% Accent
#1B1B3A

Use Spring Wood (#F5F0EB) for large background spaces, Wood Bark (#2A1506) for primary text and structural UI elements, and vibrant Mirage (#1B1B3A) exclusively for call-to-action buttons and important highlights.

Murata UI Component Preview

Here is a live example of how the Murata color palette looks when applied to a modern UI component.

Murata

Steadfast Rank-and-File Slayer

“I may not be the strongest, but I refuse to run away from a fight!”

Murata Gaming Setup (RGB Peripherals)

Sync your gaming gear! Use these exact RGB values for your Razer Chroma, Corsair iCUE, or Logitech G Hub software to match Murata’s aesthetic.

  • Main LED: 27, 27, 58
  • Accent LED: 42, 21, 6

The Design Philosophy behind Murata’s Palette

The design team intentionally avoided saturated or supernatural hues for Murata, reinforcing his role as the Corps’ anonymous backbone. The near-black #1B1B3A Mirage paired with the off-white #F5F0EB Spring Wood collar creates a strict uniformity that erases individuality—exactly the narrative point. Against this monochrome discipline, the warm #F0C8A0 Maize skin and earthy #2A1506 Wood Bark hair inject fragile humanity, ensuring the audience empathizes with his mortality. The cool #7A7D85 Raven katana completes the scheme as a symbol of duty over talent. This restrained, low-saturation palette succeeds because every color code serves the story: Murata is brave not because he is special, but because he is ordinary. For UI designers, it demonstrates how limited color ranges can build emotional depth without visual noise.

Best Murata Color Combinations

Midnight Uniform Contrast

The extreme luminance gap between deep Mirage navy and near-white Spring Wood produces a crisp, accessible contrast ratio ideal for headers, navigation bars, and card borders in dark-themed interfaces.

Warm Steel Resolve

Pairing the warm Maize skin tone with cool Raven grey creates a balanced complementary tension that works beautifully for CTA buttons, icon accents, and data-visualization highlights.

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FAQs about Murata Demon Slayer Color Codes

What is the exact HEX color code for Murata’s hair in Demon Slayer?

Murata’s short, neatly kept hair is rendered in #2A1506, named Wood Bark. This very dark brown (RGB 42, 21, 6) grounds his appearance as an ordinary Corps member without any flashy distinction.

What color is Murata’s Demon Slayer Corps uniform and what is its HEX code?

Murata wears the standard-issue gakuran in #1B1B3A, called Mirage. This deep navy-black (RGB 27, 27, 58) symbolizes anonymity and duty shared by all rank-and-file slayers in the Corps.

What accent color appears on Murata’s uniform collar, and what HEX value does it use?

The visible collar and inner lining of Murata’s uniform use #F5F0EB, named Spring Wood. This subtle off-white (RGB 245, 240, 235) provides gentle contrast against the dark Mirage fabric while adhering to the Corps’ standard dress code.

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