Bordô

Bordô is a term of French origin, used in several languages, including Portuguese, to refer to a specific shade of color. The term is often used in the context of fashion, interior design, and visual arts. Bordô is a deep, rich red color, similar to burgundy, and is named after the wine produced in the Bordeaux region of France.

Etymology

The term "Bordô" is derived from "Bordeaux", the name of a city and region in France known for its production of fine wines. The color is named after the deep red color of the wines produced in this region.

Usage

Bordô is often used in the context of fashion and interior design. In fashion, it is a popular color for clothing, footwear, and accessories. In interior design, it is used to create a warm, inviting atmosphere. Bordô is also used in the visual arts, where it can add depth and richness to a piece.

See also

• List of colors
• Burgundy (color)
• Bordeaux wine