More color, more life. Your Pummba in 2 new colors.

We are adding two new colors and we want you to get to know them in depth.

Each color has its history, red, for example, has represented everything from power and war to love and revolution; Yellow during the Middle Ages was associated with betrayal and shame. In Europe, it was used to mark criminals and traitors. Today, yellow is associated with joy, happiness and vitality. Here we present two new colors that have been added to our catalog and we tell you a little about their stories, so that you can begin to see them and live them as they deserve.

Welcome to the world of forest green and terracotta brown!

Green like…

A color that is worth a thousand metaphors.

The color green has played a fundamental role in human history, with a variety of meanings and symbolism in different cultures and eras.

Since ancient times, green has been associated with nature and fertility. In ancient civilizations, such as Egypt and Mesopotamia, green was related to the rebirth and growth of vegetation, symbolizing life and hope. Additionally, many agricultural cultures viewed green as an indicator of fertile land and abundance. That is, green equaled life.

That is why we have called our new color, “forest” green, it is not only a symbol of life, but also of movement and integration.

Like a forest...

Much more than a metaphor, forest green has a very saturated hue, meaning it has a high color intensity. It usually has a deep, opaque appearance, similar to that of the leaves of trees in dense forests. It is often associated with nature and evokes a feeling of serenity, freshness and growth.

Forest green is widely used in fashion, interior design and decoration. In fashion, it can be present in clothing, accessories and even makeup. In interior design, it is used to create natural and relaxing environments, especially in spaces inspired by nature.

“Terracotta” brown, vibrant, natural and elegant.

During the Middle Ages in Europe, brown was associated with work and humility. Monks in religious orders wore brown habits, reflecting their austere lifestyle and connection to the land.

In fashion and design, brown has become a popular color for clothing, footwear and accessories as it is considered a neutral and versatile shade.

The quality of handmade work.

Terracotta brown resembles the characteristic color of clay, which is why it is widely used in architecture, decoration and interior design, to create cozy and elegant environments. Apply to walls, furniture, curtains and accessories to add warmth and a rustic touch. It is also a popular color in ethnic style decorating, such as Moroccan or Mexican, as it reflects cultural heritage and connection to the land.

Now you can dress your Pummba in both colors, creating the environment that best suits your home.