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Version 2.1.4 · 2026-09-22
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The store currently lists version 2.1.4, updated 2026-09-22.








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Wada Colors is a pocket reference inspired by A Dictionary of Color Combinations. Compiled by Sanzo Wada — Japanese painter, costume designer, and educator, the original archive paired 582 color combinations from 330 named historical pigments.
This app brings Wada's color sensibility to your phone.
A DAILY SHOWCASE
Each day, discover a new combination from the archive.
THE FULL ARCHIVE
All 582 historical combinations and 330 named pigments — Hermosa Pink, Burnt Sienna, Dull Blue Violet, Cobalt Green — searchable and filterable by combination size, volume, collection (12 month, design)
FIND COLORS FROM PHOTOS
Point your camera at a wall, fabric, leaf, or pull from your photo library — Wada Colors finds the closest pigment from the archive.
SAVE AND ORGANIZE
Tap the heart to save any combination or color.…
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