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

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

Daki, the Upper Rank Six demon from Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, captivates with a color palette that fuses oiran elegance with predatory menace. Her signature Daki color codes span five carefully curated shades, from the soft #F5F0E1 Merino draped across her layered courtesan kimono to the piercing #2ED8C4 Turquoise of her slit-pupil demon eyes. The vivid #E8558A Blush traces her floral kimono patterns and painted lips, layering dangerous femininity over supernatural cruelty. Whether you are building a fan-art reference sheet, a themed UI mockup, or a cosplay color guide, these exact HEX values capture every nuance of Daki’s tragic beauty and demonic ferocity.

Merino
#F5F0E1
Blush
#E8558A
Turquoise
#2ED8C4
Cardinal
#C41E3A
Old Gold
#D4AF37

Daki Demon Slayer Color Codes: HEX, RGB, CMYK

Preview Color Name HEX RGB CMYK
Merino #F5F0E1 245, 240, 225 0, 2, 8, 4
Blush #E8558A 232, 85, 138 0, 63, 41, 9
Turquoise #2ED8C4 46, 216, 196 79, 0, 9, 15
Cardinal #C41E3A 196, 30, 58 0, 85, 70, 23
Old Gold #D4AF37 212, 175, 55 0, 17, 74, 17

Daki CSS & Tailwind Color Variables

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

:root {
/* Daki Demon Slayer Palette */
--daki-demon-slayer-merino: #F5F0E1;
--daki-demon-slayer-blush: #E8558A;
--daki-demon-slayer-turquoise: #2ED8C4;
--daki-demon-slayer-cardinal: #C41E3A;
--daki-demon-slayer-old-gold: #D4AF37;
}

Daki CSS Gradients

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

Click to Copy CSS
Merino to Cardinal#F5F0E1 → #C41E3A
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Turquoise to Merino#2ED8C4 → #F5F0E1

Daki Color Scheme Breakdown

Merino#F5F0E1

This soft cream-white shade dominates Daki’s layered oiran kimono, pale porcelain skin, and long flowing silver hair, reflecting her former identity as a high-ranking courtesan in the Yoshiwara entertainment district.

Blush#E8558A

This vivid magenta-pink appears across Daki’s kimono floral patterns, her lips, and inner eye accents, symbolizing her seductive allure and the dangerous feminine beauty she weaponizes against her victims.

Turquoise#2ED8C4

This striking teal-cyan color defines Daki’s sharp slit-pupil demon eyes, serving as the primary visual marker of her supernatural Upper Rank Six status and her cold calculating predatory nature.

Cardinal#C41E3A

This deep crimson red is prominently featured in Daki’s elaborate obi sash and kimono trim patterns, representing both her violent demon nature and the blood-soaked history of her tragic past.

Old Gold#D4AF37

This rich metallic gold shades Daki’s ornate kanzashi hair ornaments and decorative accessories, emphasizing her extravagant oiran status and the gilded illusion of beauty masking her true monstrous form.

Daki 60-30-10 Design Rule

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

60% Background
#D4AF37
30% Primary
#C41E3A
10% Accent
#F5F0E1

Use Old Gold (#D4AF37) for large background spaces, Cardinal (#C41E3A) for primary text and structural UI elements, and vibrant Merino (#F5F0E1) exclusively for call-to-action buttons and important highlights.

Daki UI Component Preview

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

Daki

Seductive Upper Rank Demon

“No one will ever look down on me again. I am beautiful—I am the most beautiful!”

Daki 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 Daki’s aesthetic.

  • Main LED: 245, 240, 225
  • Accent LED: 232, 85, 138

The Design Philosophy behind Daki’s Palette

Ufotable’s design team constructed Daki’s color codes around a deliberate duality: the illusion of beauty concealing monstrous intent. The dominant #F5F0E1 Merino and #D4AF37 Old Gold establish her as a gilded Yoshiwara icon, evoking luxury and fragile humanity. Yet the #C41E3A Cardinal crimson bleeding through her obi sash and the unnatural #2ED8C4 Turquoise of her eyes shatter that illusion, signaling the demon beneath. The #E8558A Blush acts as a bridge—seductive enough to disarm, saturated enough to unsettle. This five-tone system succeeds because every shade serves a narrative function: status, deception, violence, otherworldliness, and vanity. For designers, Daki’s palette demonstrates how a limited color scheme can encode an entire character arc without a single word of dialogue.

Best Daki Color Combinations

Porcelain & Blood Oath

Pairing the near-white Merino base with deep Cardinal red creates a high-contrast, emotionally charged duo ideal for hero sections, alert UI states, or editorial layouts where elegance must coexist with urgency.

Neon Predator Clash

This complementary teal-to-magenta pairing delivers maximum vibrancy for interactive elements, gradient buttons, or cyberpunk-inspired dashboards that need an energetic yet balanced visual pop.

Download Daki Demon Slayer Color Palette

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Daki .ASE Swatches

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Daki .SVG Palette

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Daki .PNG Image

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FAQs about Daki Demon Slayer Color Codes

What is the exact HEX code for Daki’s demon eyes in Demon Slayer?

Daki’s sharp slit-pupil demon eyes are rendered in #2ED8C4 Turquoise (RGB 46, 216, 196), a striking teal-cyan that visually marks her Upper Rank Six supernatural status.

What color is Daki’s main oiran kimono and what is its HEX value?

Daki’s layered courtesan kimono and pale skin are dominated by #F5F0E1 Merino (RGB 245, 240, 225), a soft cream-white that reflects her former life as a high-ranking Yoshiwara oiran.

Which HEX code represents the gold hair ornaments and accessories Daki wears?

Daki’s ornate kanzashi hair ornaments and decorative accessories use #D4AF37 Old Gold (RGB 212, 175, 55), a rich metallic tone that emphasizes her extravagant status and the gilded facade hiding her true demon form.

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