Nezuko Kamado, the resilient demon sister from Demon Slayer, carries a visual identity built on tenderness amid darkness. Her palette opens with the soft Carissma pink (#E88DA0) of her hemp-leaf kimono, transitions through the deep Mirage black (#1A1A2E) of her flowing hair, and ignites at the tips with Burning Orange (#FF6B35). These Nezuko Kamado color codes give UI and graphic designers a ready-made emotional gradient—from innocence to smoldering power. Whether you need exact HEX values for a fan-site theme or RGB equivalents for motion graphics, this five-color palette captures the full arc of her character in a single, cohesive scheme.
Nezuko Kamado Demon Slayer Color Codes: HEX, RGB, CMYK
| Preview | Color Name | HEX | RGB | CMYK |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carissma | #E88DA0 | 232, 141, 160 | 0, 39, 31, 9 | |
| Mirage | #1A1A2E | 26, 26, 46 | 43, 43, 0, 82 | |
| Burning Orange | #FF6B35 | 255, 107, 53 | 0, 58, 79, 0 | |
| Laser | #C8A96E | 200, 169, 110 | 0, 16, 45, 22 | |
| Seashell Peach | #FFF5EE | 255, 245, 238 | 0, 4, 7, 0 |
Nezuko Kamado CSS & Tailwind Color Variables
Select your preferred format and copy the ready-to-use CSS variables for your web projects.
:root {
/* Nezuko Kamado Demon Slayer Palette */
--nezuko-kamado-demon-slayer-carissma: #E88DA0;
--nezuko-kamado-demon-slayer-mirage: #1A1A2E;
--nezuko-kamado-demon-slayer-burning-orange: #FF6B35;
--nezuko-kamado-demon-slayer-laser: #C8A96E;
--nezuko-kamado-demon-slayer-seashell-peach: #FFF5EE;
}More Demon Slayer Color Codes (Pink Palette)
Nezuko Kamado CSS Gradients
Beautiful gradient backgrounds inspired by Nezuko Kamado’s aesthetic. Click to copy the CSS code.
Nezuko Kamado Color Scheme Breakdown
Carissma#E88DA0
This soft pink forms the base of Nezuko’s iconic asa-no-ha hemp-leaf kimono, symbolizing her retained humanity and gentle femininity despite being transformed into a demon.
Mirage#1A1A2E
This deep near-black shades the upper length of Nezuko’s long hair, representing her Kamado family heritage and grounding her ethereal demon appearance in human origin.
Burning Orange#FF6B35
This vivid orange-red colors the tips of Nezuko’s flowing hair, echoing the Kamado family’s charcoal-burning lineage and hinting at the dormant Blood Demon Art fire within her.
Laser#C8A96E
This warm tan renders the bamboo muzzle strapped over Nezuko’s mouth, serving as both a practical restraint and a visual symbol of her brother Tanjiro’s protective devotion.
Seashell Peach#FFF5EE
This warm cream-white appears on the inner collar and lining accents of Nezuko’s kimono, providing soft contrast that emphasizes innocence and purity against the darker demon narrative.
Nezuko Kamado 60-30-10 Design Rule
Apply the classic 60-30-10 UI design rule using Nezuko Kamado’s palette for a perfectly balanced visual hierarchy.
Nezuko Kamado UI Component Preview
Here is a live example of how the Nezuko Kamado color palette looks when applied to a modern UI component.
Nezuko Kamado
Silent Flame Guardian
“Mmph!”
Nezuko Kamado 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 Nezuko Kamado’s aesthetic.
- Main LED: 232, 141, 160
- Accent LED: 26, 26, 46
The Design Philosophy behind Nezuko Kamado’s Palette
The Demon Slayer art team engineered Nezuko’s color palette as a narrative device rather than mere decoration. The dominant Carissma (#E88DA0) kimono pink preserves her humanity visually, while the near-black Mirage (#1A1A2E) hair anchors her in the Kamado lineage. Burning Orange (#FF6B35) at the hair tips foreshadows her Blood Demon Art, creating a literal gradient from heritage to latent power. The warm Laser tan (#C8A96E) of her bamboo muzzle introduces an earthy, protective midtone, and Seashell Peach (#FFF5EE) collar accents keep the composition breathable. This five-step color code system succeeds because every HEX value maps to a story beat—designers can replicate that same emotional layering in dashboards, branding kits, or illustration palettes by following the pink-to-orange temperature shift.
Best Nezuko Kamado Color Combinations
Ember Blossom Contrast
The soft Carissma pink against the deep Mirage black creates a high-contrast, emotionally charged pairing ideal for hero banners, dark-mode UI cards, and editorial layouts where warmth must pop without overwhelming the eye.
Kamado Hearth Glow
Burning Orange layered over Seashell Peach produces a warm, energetic gradient perfect for call-to-action buttons, notification badges, and illustration highlights that need vivid visibility on a light background.
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FAQs about Nezuko Kamado Demon Slayer Color Codes
What is the exact HEX color code for Nezuko Kamado’s hair gradient?
Nezuko’s hair uses two codes: the upper length is deep Mirage black at #1A1A2E, while the tips shift to Burning Orange #FF6B35, echoing the Kamado family’s charcoal-burning heritage and her dormant Blood Demon Art.
What pink HEX code is used for Nezuko’s iconic asa-no-ha kimono?
The kimono’s signature soft pink is Carissma #E88DA0 (RGB 232, 141, 160). Pair it with the inner-lining Seashell Peach #FFF5EE for an authentic two-tone fabric effect in illustrations or UI theme designs.
What color is Nezuko’s bamboo muzzle and how do I use it as an accent?
The bamboo muzzle is rendered in the warm tan Laser #C8A96E. In UI or graphic projects, this midtone works beautifully as a border, divider, or secondary accent alongside the darker #1A1A2E to add organic warmth without competing with the primary pink or orange.
