saffron-yellow

The best versions were a saffron-yellow crepe dress with a halter neck and the honeycomb gown, also with a halter-neck, that had restrained pleats at the top and fuller ones on the skirt.

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The term was coined out of deference to the saffron-yellow robes that Buddhist monks in Asia usually wear.

Russ Wellen: 'Burma VJs: Reporting From a Closed Country': Filmmaking at Its Incendiary Best 2009

The term was coined out of deference to the saffron-yellow robes that Buddhist monks in Asia usually wear.

Russ Wellen: 'Burma VJs: Reporting From a Closed Country': Filmmaking at Its Incendiary Best 2009

The term was coined out of deference to the saffron-yellow robes that Buddhist monks in Asia usually wear.

Russ Wellen: 'Burma VJs: Reporting From a Closed Country': Filmmaking at Its Incendiary Best 2009

Jews to wear indigo-blue and saffron-yellow turbans, the white being reserved for Moslems.

The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night 2006

The bright saffron-yellow tunic lay in pieces, discarded to one side.

Spirit Gate 2006

I recognized their leader, clad in a sweeping cloak of blue velvet, lined with saffron-yellow.

Kushiel's Avatar Carey, Jacqueline, 1964- 2003

His black, agate pupils with saffron-yellow whites moved restlessly near the lower eyelids.

War and Peace 2003

Dust dimmed their saffron-yellow riding cloaks and the red and blue uniforms beneath.

Mercadian Masques Lebaron, Francis 1999

Above and beyond all, stood out the wild inhabitants of the Atlas, and men from the Sus, wearing black camel's-hair jellabs with a great russet-red or saffron-yellow patch let into the backs of them.

In the Tail of the Peacock Isabel Savory