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Bark

Kora — 802 Bark — is a deep, chocolate-cool brown with a softening grey in it. That lets this brown sit as a background for other colours, just as bark does in nature. Its depth still leads, so it belongs most naturally in Autumn and Winter palettes.

Kora looks loveliest as a ground for rich, vivid shades. It can be a solid in a whole outfit, and it is even stronger as one colour in a multi-shade project.

Suggested pairings

Colour pairing with Bark

Knitting styled with Bark yarn

Colour pairing with Bark

Knitting styled with Bark yarn

Colour pairing with Bark

Knitting styled with Bark yarn

Colour pairing with Bark

Knitting styled with Bark yarn

Colour pairing with Bark

Knitting styled with Bark yarn

Colour pairing with Bark

Knitting styled with Bark yarn

Yarns in this colour

BIRCH - baby alpaka i jedwab morwowy - Kora - 802 - Bark

BIRCH - baby alpaka i jedwab morwowy - Kora - 802 - Bark

BIRCH - baby alpaka i jedwab morwowy - Kora - 802 - Bark

They go together

Forest Yarn colour Dark forest 601 — Although Bark brown and Dark Forest green run cooler, the softest warmth in the beige (Lamb) nudges the whole palette toward neutral. Together with the softness of the hues and a balanced depth, it makes an excellent choice for Autumn.

Forest Yarn colour Rowanberry 201 — Red Rowanberry and deep-pink Mulberry sit next to each other on the colour wheel (analogous colours), so they make a harmonious pair. Bark brown is optional here, but it deepens the whole palette.

Forest Yarn colour Sparrow 801 — Bark, Sparrow and Lamb in browns and beiges make a very balanced palette — temperature-neutral, with medium contrast and a value you can tune by proportion. It shines in all kinds of patterns.

Forest Yarn colour Stormy sky 502 — “Sky and earth” pairings (blues with beige/brown) look naturally right. Here cool blues meet a cooler, darker brown — a combination that suits cool colouring types.

Forest Yarn colour Stormy sky 502 — Rain-dark trees as dusk falls — that is the picture this palette paints. Bark, Dark Forest and Stormy Sky together feel heavy, cool and dramatic. In a pattern, let them blend the way they do in nature.

Forest Yarn colour Mulberry 301 — Bark, Mulberry and Fog make a deep, muted, rather cool palette — very elegant. Grey works best as a supporting accent, for example a thin “vein” in an argyle-style pattern.

In your hands

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