9.6K views · 103 reactions | If paradise was a color palette, this would be it: the unmistakable turquoise of the sea, the rich gold of the sand, and the soothing, soft green of the island palms. Every shade of perfection.  : @luxsouthari #VisitMaldives #SunnySideofLife | Visit Maldives | Facebook

25K views · 526 reactions | TURQUOISE Color Palette! 勞 Acrylic Pouring Blow Out . #acrylicpainting #acrylic #acrylicart #acrylicpour #acrylicpaint #acrylicpouring #acrylicabstract #acrylicpainting #acryliconcanvas #acrylicpaintings #art #artist #artwork #artoftheday #artofinstagram #artistoninstagram #artistsofinstagram #Youtube #youtuber | Kanella Ciraco Art | Facebook

323K views · 3.5K reactions | Brainrot Color Mixing  Fruli Frula | Color Palette | Facebook

Here's why 👇🏻 Lime Green & Turquoise: These colors are too bright and intense, both can create an overwhelming look Brown & Yellow: We all know what this color combination reminds us of 🫢 Red & Green: Together, they look like a Christmas theme, so if you want to wear them, make sure it's during the Christmas season Green & Yellow: They are too close to each other, which can create visual competition and a lack of contrast 🤔 Which color combo is the worst in you opinion? . . . #elegancetips #

This doesn’t look like my work, but as you can see in the video, I’m trying my hand at a more neutral color palette in this tutorial for our Creative Connection. Fear of being less than has kept me away but I’m going to set that lie down right here and not carry it any longer. What fear do you have that may be time to set down? | The Turquoise Iris

5.4K views · 536 reactions | 25 days of jewelry making! #papercraft #turquoise #jewelrymaking #makeyourmark | Mark Montano | Facebook

Sixty-year-old Mohammad Hanief, the last master craftsman of Kashmir’s centuries-old turquoise jewelry-making tradition, is struggling to keep the dying art alive. With no other artisan left to practice the rare craft, locally known as Ferozi, Hanief, a resident of Fatehkadal in Srinagar’s old city, fears the tradition will vanish with him. Dwindling demand and a lack of government support have pushed the art form to the brink of extinction. | Daily Excelsior