Maya Blue is the famously durable Mesoamerican pigment — indigo bonded to palygorskite clay — painted onto lime-stucco mural walls at sites like Bonampak and Chichén Itzá. The authentic color reads from bright turquoise to dark greenish-blue, never the modern sky-azure named after it.

This design system honors the iconic dark-blue mural fields: deep, saturated turquoise grounds, lime-stucco warm-grey callouts, and mural earth-red ochre accents, carried by carved-stone serif titles and glyph-safe sans body.