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Version 1.0.1 · 2026-10-21
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Sanzo Wada’s A Dictionary of Color Combinations, made for working designers.
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Sanzo Wada’s A Dictionary of Color Combinations, made for working designers. Every palette from both volumes — 582 combinations of 330 named colors — with the book’s printed CMYK and every value you need, one tap from your clipboard.
A tool, not a feed: no ads, no subscriptions, no account. One purchase, both volumes, and it works offline.
Palettes from both books
• All 348 combinations from Volume I and 234 from Volume II, one palette per row
• Volume II organized as in the book: the twelve months, and design categories from kimono and clothing to tapestry, earthenware and book design
• Filter by collection, number of colors or hue — or open a random palette when you need a spark
• Turn the page with ‹ › under any palette, or the arrow keys on iPad…
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