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mellow yellow color match
We were enjoying a lovely brunch on the deck serving mango lassis.
As it happens, a drop of the lassi splashed on my vintage yellow cream colored fiestaware.
If I were mixing paint, it would take me several tries to match the lassi mellow yellow. Here, with no intention, it happened quite by chance that the two colors were so close a match. The only difference is in the the surfaces: liquid verses opaque (but still shiny).