Cherry Blossom Night Palette

Sakura viewed under lantern light after dark — pink goes warmer and deeper, sky goes near-black indigo.

#1A1330

night-sky indigo

HSL 255° 43% 13%

17.8:1 on white

#3D2C5A

deep plum-purple

HSL 262° 34% 26%

12.3:1 on white

#C2185B

lantern-lit pink

HSL 336° 78% 43%

5.9:1 on white

#F48FB1

blossom pink

HSL 340° 82% 76%

2.2:1 on white

#FFD6E8

pale petal highlight

HSL 334° 100% 92%

1.3:1 on white

Using this palette

The companion to sakura-blossom, but built for a night scene rather than daylight — the indigo-purple base (#1A1330, #3D2C5A) stands in for a dark evening sky, and the pink shifts warmer and more saturated (#C2185B) than sakura-blossom's soft daytime pink because blossoms lit by paper lanterns pick up warm light rather than reading as pastel. Works well as a genuine dark-mode variant where sakura-blossom itself is too light-background-dependent to invert cleanly. #1A1330 and #3D2C5A both carry pink or white text at strong contrast; keep #FFD6E8 to small highlights only.