Powder blue
Powder blue is a pale shade of blue. It is a darker shade of alice blue. It is similar to azure. Similar to most colors, powder blue does not have a defined hue or saturation. In the 1650s, powder blue was powdered smalt (cobalt glass). It was used in laundering and dyeing. It came to be used as a colour name from 1894.
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References
- Australian Standard AS 2700 colour B32 (Powder Blue)
- Powder Blue BS4800 20D41 Paint colour
- Dulux Trade Colour Powder Blue
- Xkcd Color Survey Results
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