Mexico · Geological / present
Cenote Yucateco
Cenote Yucateco · Yucatán Cenote
Turquoise waters and limestone of the sacred sinkholes considered gateways to the Maya underworld.
In Practice
The palette, applied.
Three mock compositions built only from the colors above — a designer’s proof that cultural palettes translate into production surfaces.
Editorial · Poster
Limestone Rim grounds the field while Vine Jungle carries the display voice — a pairing built for titling weight.
Product · Packaging
Vine Jungle takes the front face; Cenote Turquoise returns as a narrow band — a tested retail hierarchy.
Digital · Interface
Limestone Rim canvas, Cave Shadow type, Vine Jungle call-to-action — WCAG-legible contrast without leaving the palette.
Give your design a meaningful narrative — not just a color, but the reason it belongs.
The colors
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Turquesa Cenote
Turquesa Cenote · Cenote Turquoise
Bright turquoise of sunlit freshwater in open sinkholes like Ik Kil.
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Agua Profunda
Agua Profunda · Deep Water
Dark teal of the underwater caverns extending kilometers beneath.
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Borde Calizo
Borde Calizo · Limestone Rim
Pale-cream karst limestone surrounding the cenote mouths.
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Verde Bejuco
Verde Bejuco · Vine Jungle
Green of aerial roots descending from the rainforest canopy into the water.
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Sombra Caverna
Sombra Caverna · Cave Shadow
Dark earth-brown of cavern walls beyond the sunlit shaft.