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A type of clay that is used as a pigment in painting, which can be brownish yellow when raw and reddish brown when burnt.
The artist used burnt sienna to create warm tones in the landscape painting.
**Sienna** → The word 'sienna' originates from the Italian 'terra di Siena', meaning 'earth of Siena', referring to the reddish-brown color derived from the clay found in the region of Siena, Italy. It describes a specific shade of color that resembles the earth from that area.
Imagine the rich, reddish-brown earth from the region of Siena in Italy — that's what 'sienna' refers to, connecting the color to its geographical origin.