Mana Tree
A grounded and organic forest green
Mana Tree is a muted, mid-tone forest green with earthy, unsaturated undertones. This grounded shade works well as a supporting accent in organic branding or sustainable packaging designs. It pairs effectively with warm cream or slate grays to avoid a muddy appearance. The hex code for this color is #4f7942, which meets accessibility standards for small body text when paired with white.
About Mana Tree
The shade of leaves that never make the highlight
What does mana tree mean?
This green often calls to mind foliage that grows in shade, along with gardening, forests, and outdoor gear. Its low saturation and mid darkness make it feel settled and earthy, more groundcover than highlight.
Where you see mana tree
- fern leaves
- army jackets
- garden hoses
- hunter's vests
- mossy bark
- vinyl house siding
What it works for
Use it for nature brands, packaging for outdoors products, or any palette that needs green without brightness.
What colors go with mana tree?
Linen #faf0e6The pale warm neutral keeps Mana Tree grounded and lets it read as natural.Eggshell #f0ead6A soft off-white lightens the green and makes leaf details easy to see.Mustard #ffdb58Both colors lean toward yellow, so together they feel like autumn undergrowth.Terracotta #e2725bClay red sits opposite green on the wheel, giving a warm, planted pairing.Chocolate #d2691eTwo dark, muted tones stack into something rich, like soil under a canopy.Slate Blue #6a5acdThe muted blue shares Mana Tree's restraint, giving a cool, overcast balance.
Questions about Mana Tree
What is the hex code for Mana Tree?
Mana Tree is #4f7942. In RGB that is rgb(79, 121, 66), in HSL hsl(106, 29%, 37%) and in CMYK 35%, 0%, 45%, 53%.
Is Mana Tree readable on white or black?
Mana Tree has a 5.06:1 contrast ratio on white and 4.14:1 on black. WCAG asks for 4.5:1 for body text and 3:1 for large text, so on white it works for body text and on black it works only for large text (24px, or 18.5px bold). Try other pairs in the contrast checker.