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== Properties == | == Properties == | ||
Cosmogone light encourages the growth of flora and fungi alike. It is the color of the Parabolan sun, the [[Skin of the Sun]], and is irresistible to the denizens of mirrors,<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Set_of_Cosmogone_Spectacles|Set of Cosmogone Spectacles|Fallen London|}}</ref> | Cosmogone light encourages the growth of flora and fungi alike. It is the color of the Parabolan sun, the [[Skin of the Sun]], and is irresistible to the denizens of mirrors,<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Set_of_Cosmogone_Spectacles|Set of Cosmogone Spectacles|Fallen London|}}</ref> | ||
Cosmogone is consistently portrayed as a shade of golden yellow or orange. | |||
== Uses == | == Uses == | ||
Revision as of 19:23, 10 May 2024
"C lights COSMOGONE, the colour of remembered suns. The fecund, the foetid, the fungal: these flourish in the glow of cosmogone."[1]
A shade of the Neathbow heavily associated with Parabola, cosmogone is the color of remembered sunlight. The name "cosmogone" probably comes from the words "cosmogony", the study of the origin of the solar system or of the universe, and "gone".
Properties
Cosmogone light encourages the growth of flora and fungi alike. It is the color of the Parabolan sun, the Skin of the Sun, and is irresistible to the denizens of mirrors,[2]
Cosmogone is consistently portrayed as a shade of golden yellow or orange.
Uses
Cosmogone is the most prominent color in Ray-Drenched Cinders,[3] which also contain the radiances of other Neathbow colors like irrigo and violant.[4] It is also the tint of a Silverer's spectacles.
Gallery
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A Silverer's Spectacles. -
The Mirror-Marches, bathed in cosmogone light. -
The Cosmogone Crown mask, worn for Hallowmas. -
A Ray-drenched Cinder.
