braziletto
- noun
- Specialized
- The deep crimson color of the fabric came from natural braziletto pigment.
Examples
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The artist used braziletto to create a vibrant red hue in her painting.
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Historically, braziletto was a valuable commodity for textile dyeing.
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The artist used braziletto to create vibrant red hues.
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I love the braziletto color in this painting.
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The artist used braziletto to create a vibrant red hue in her painting.
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The deep crimson color of the fabric came from natural braziletto pigment.
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Historically, braziletto was a valuable commodity for textile dyeing.
Synonyms
A deep red color or the dye used to make it
Dense red wood from tropical trees used to make dye and violin bows
How Red
Surface Forms
Etymology
Braziletto comes from the Portuguese name pau-brasil, where brasil comes from brasa meaning 'ember', because the wood gives a bright red dye like glowing embers. So, think of red embers to remember that braziletto is the red or crimson dye made from that wood.