1. Plural of peachblow; a soft pinkish or grayish color resembling the bloom of a peach.
Usage: Often used in art, design, and ceramics to describe a delicate, muted color palette.
2. Plural of peachblow; Chinese porcelain or pottery with a characteristic soft pink or grayish glaze, highly valued by collectors.
Usage: Refers to a specific style of Chinese ceramics from the Qing Dynasty.

Examples

• The interior designer chose peachblows and soft grays for the bedroom walls.
• The museum's collection includes several rare peachblows from the 18th century.
• She admired the delicate peachblows in the antique vase.
• The artist mixed pigments to achieve the subtle peachblows seen in classical paintings.
• Collectors prize authentic peachblows for their historical significance and beauty.