Talk:Navajo white
The following is copied from WT:RFV#outer_space. It may be helpful in improving this entry. —Michael Z. 2009-08-07 04:14 z
Navajo white (our navajo white is listed as #ffdead) is Benjamin Moore colour 947, still available, earliest mention I can find is 1975,[1] possibly 1968.[2] It's also Sherwin-Williams colour 6126 (#eadfc9).
w:Navajo white claims the colour comes from the Navajo flag—possible, but sounds dubious to me. The flag was apparently designed in 1968, with a background described as “tan”.[3]
The most prominent use of Navajo white is a variety of corn, first mentioned 1917.[4] There are also Navajo white pine, Navajo white wool, a movie character named Navajo White Eagle,[5] a mythological Navajo White Bead Woman or Navajo White Shell Woman, and Navajo white clay bodies.[6] —Michael Z. 2009-08-04 07:54 z
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