Kiln — Pottery glaze colours: raku smoke, tenmoku iron, celadon jade.
Three themes in one extension: Kiln Raku, Kiln Tenmoku, Kiln Celadon. Kiln takes its colours from glazed pottery rather than from neon: copper lustre for keywords, cobalt blue for strings, celadon green for numbers, ash-glaze straw for types and Jun-ware purple for parameters. Raku is the smoke-blackened clay just pulled from the fire, Tenmoku is the brown-black iron glaze of a tea bowl, and Celadon is the pale jade glaze for daylight. The grounds are matte and low in saturation like fired clay, so only the glaze colours stand out; body text is AAA and every syntax colour, comments included, is at least AA. Every colour in your code is measured against its background. Body text passes WCAG AAA, and every syntax colour passes AA, comments included.
Kiln Raku
Kiln Tenmoku
Kiln Celadon
Every language, the same calm
Tuned for JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, Markdown, JSON, YAML, HTML and CSS, with semantic highlighting on. The terminal's 16 colours, git decorations, diffs and bracket pairs all use the same palette. Install
The same colours everywhere elseThe theme pack ($14.99 once) carries these palettes to iTerm2, Windows Terminal, Alacritty, kitty, Obsidian and JetBrains IDEs, together with every other palette we make. The free theme above is complete on its own. Made by ReadyStack · https://getreadystack.com |




