Kozo Kanamori is the emotionally intense swordsmith behind Tanjiro’s Nichirin blade in Demon Slayer, instantly recognizable by his traditional Hyottoko festival mask and soot-darkened artisan robes. His character color codes revolve around a warm, forge-inspired spectrum: the dominant #E07B39 Red Damask mask orange, the grounding #1C1C1C Eerie Black kimono, and the rich #C4552D Tuscany burnt-orange accent on his mask markings. Together, these five HEX values form a cohesive Demon Slayer color palette that balances fiery craftsmanship with quiet, monastic dedication—making Kanamori’s palette a compelling reference for any designer seeking authentic, narrative-driven color codes.
Kozo Kanamori Demon Slayer Color Codes: HEX, RGB, CMYK
| Preview | Color Name | HEX | RGB | CMYK |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Red Damask | #E07B39 | 224, 123, 57 | 0, 45, 75, 12 | |
| Eerie Black | #1C1C1C | 28, 28, 28 | 0, 0, 0, 89 | |
| Tundora | #4D4D4D | 77, 77, 77 | 0, 0, 0, 70 | |
| Nutmeg | #7B4B2A | 123, 75, 42 | 0, 39, 66, 52 | |
| Tuscany | #C4552D | 196, 85, 45 | 0, 57, 77, 23 |
Kozo Kanamori CSS & Tailwind Color Variables
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:root {
/* Kozo Kanamori Demon Slayer Palette */
--kozo-kanamori-demon-slayer-red-damask: #E07B39;
--kozo-kanamori-demon-slayer-eerie-black: #1C1C1C;
--kozo-kanamori-demon-slayer-tundora: #4D4D4D;
--kozo-kanamori-demon-slayer-nutmeg: #7B4B2A;
--kozo-kanamori-demon-slayer-tuscany: #C4552D;
}More Demon Slayer Color Codes (Orange Palette)
Kozo Kanamori CSS Gradients
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Kozo Kanamori Color Scheme Breakdown
Red Damask#E07B39
This warm orange dominates the Hyottoko festival mask covering Kanamori’s face, symbolizing the traditional swordsmith identity and the playful yet mysterious persona he projects throughout the series.
Eerie Black#1C1C1C
This near-black shade forms the base of Kanamori’s long-sleeved swordsmith kimono, representing the soot-stained workshop life and the solemn dedication required to forge Nichirin blades.
Tundora#4D4D4D
This dark grey appears in the layered inner garment and sash folds beneath his outer kimono, adding subtle depth to his silhouette without breaking the muted artisan aesthetic.
Nutmeg#7B4B2A
This earthy brown tones the wooden sword-carrying case and leather straps across his back, grounding the character in the rustic, handcrafted world of the Swordsmith Village.
Tuscany#C4552D
This deeper burnt-orange accents the painted lips and cheek markings on the Hyottoko mask, reinforcing the fiery forge theme that defines every swordsmith in Demon Slayer lore.
Kozo Kanamori 60-30-10 Design Rule
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Kozo Kanamori UI Component Preview
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Kozo Kanamori
Passionate Blade Forger
“I will never forgive anyone who breaks a sword I poured my soul into forging!”
Kozo Kanamori 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 Kozo Kanamori’s aesthetic.
- Main LED: 224, 123, 57
- Accent LED: 28, 28, 28
The Design Philosophy behind Kozo Kanamori’s Palette
The Demon Slayer design team built Kanamori’s palette around a single thematic anchor: the swordsmith’s forge. The near-black #1C1C1C Eerie Black and muted #4D4D4D Tundora replicate soot-covered workshop garments, while the vivid #E07B39 Red Damask and #C4552D Tuscany oranges echo molten steel and ceremonial fire. The earthy #7B4B2A Nutmeg bridges the two extremes, grounding the composition in handcrafted wood and leather. This deliberate contrast between warm, energetic hues and deep, solemn neutrals mirrors Kanamori’s dual nature—explosive passion masked by quiet artisan discipline. For UI and graphic designers, this five-color HEX palette demonstrates how a limited, story-driven color code set can convey identity, profession, and emotional depth without relying on visual clutter.
Best Kozo Kanamori Color Combinations
Forge Glow Contrast
Pairing the vivid Red Damask orange against Eerie Black creates a striking high-contrast duo ideal for CTAs, hero banners, and dark-mode interfaces where warm accent elements must pop without additional color noise.
Artisan Earth Duo
Combining Nutmeg’s muted brown with Tuscany’s burnt-orange produces an analogous warm gradient that feels handcrafted and organic, perfect for textured backgrounds, card borders, or earthy branding palettes.
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FAQs about Kozo Kanamori Demon Slayer Color Codes
What is the exact HEX color of Kozo Kanamori’s Hyottoko mask in Demon Slayer?
Kanamori’s iconic Hyottoko festival mask is rendered in #E07B39 (Red Damask), a warm orange that dominates his face and symbolizes the playful yet mysterious swordsmith persona throughout the series.
What colors make up Kanamori’s swordsmith kimono and inner garments?
His outer kimono uses #1C1C1C (Eerie Black) to evoke soot-stained workshop life, while the layered inner garment and sash folds are shaded in #4D4D4D (Tundora), adding subtle depth to his muted artisan silhouette.
Which accent color highlights the painted markings on Kanamori’s mask?
The deeper burnt-orange #C4552D (Tuscany) is used for the painted lips and cheek markings on the Hyottoko mask, reinforcing the fiery forge theme that defines every swordsmith in Demon Slayer lore.
