Shade family
Fiesta green colors
Green is Fiesta's largest family - thirteen colors, more than any other - running from the original Light Green in 1936 to Jade in 2023. That is not an accident. Green sits comfortably beside warm and cool colors alike in a way no other hue quite manages, and its associations with growth and the outdoors make it an easy color to put food on. Fiesta's greens have swung from the acid Chartreuse and Lemongrass to the near-black Evergreen and Jade. Medium Green, retired in 1969, is widely regarded among collectors as the hardest vintage color to find.
Fiesta has used 13 green glazes since 1936, starting with Green (Light) and most recently Jade in 2023. 2 are in production today: Meadow, Jade. They run from Sea Mist Green at the light end to Evergreen at the dark end; Shamrock has had the longest run of any green.
All green colors
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Vintage
Green (Light)
Retired -
Vintage
Chartreuse, 1951-1959
Retired -
Vintage
Forest Green
Retired -
Vintage
Medium Green
Retired -
Vintage
Turf Green
Retired -
109
Sea Mist Green
Retired -
117
Chartreuse, 1997-1999
Retired -
324
Shamrock
Retired -
329
Evergreen
Retired -
332
Lemongrass
Retired -
340
Sage
Retired -
344
Meadow
In production -
348
Jade
In production
Other shade families
Green is Fiesta's own grouping, not a measurement. Sorted by hue angle instead, some colors land in a different band than their name suggests. See the whole palette sorted by the rainbow →