Indigo (disambiguation)
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Indigo is a color between blue and violet.
Indigo may also mean:
- Plants and animals
- Indigofera, the Indigo plant
- Indigo Bunting, a small North-American bird
- Indigo Snake, the genus Drymarchon
- Literature
- The Indigo series, comprising 8 novels by Louise Cooper
- Indigo (novel), a novel by Alice Hoffman
- Indigo (Marina Warner novel) is a novel by Marina Warner
- Indigo Books and Music, a bookstore chain in Canada
- Music
- the Indigo, a Japanese band
- Indigo Girls, a folk-rock duo
- Indigo (record company) an independent record distribution company that hosts several record labels, based in Hamburg, Germany
- Film and television
- Indigo (film)
- Indigo (actress), star in the Showtime series Weeds
- Indigo, one of the Color Kids in the Rainbow Brite and the Star Stealer movie, Rainbow Brite toy line and TV series
- Others
- Indigo (comics) is the name of a DC comic book character
- Fahrenheit (video game) is known as "Indigo Prophecy" in North America
- Indigo Shire is Local Government Area in Victoria, Australia.
- Indigo children, who are claimed to possess distinctive auras and psychic powers.
- Automobile
- Tata Indigo, a sedan manufactured by Tata Motors of India
- Ford Indigo, a concept car by Ford Motor Company
- Indigo 3000, a Swedish car
- Information Technology
- SGI Indigo was a line of Silicon Graphics computers
- Indigo was the code name for a Microsoft development framework, prior to being renamed to Windows Communication Foundation
- Indigo Internet, an internet service provider in Ireland
- Indigo Digital Press, a family of digital presses manufactured by Hewlett-Packard HP Digital presses
- Indigo Renderer, an unbiased spectral render engine
- Brands
- IndiGo Airlines, India-based airlines
- Indigo Clothing, a promotional clothing and merchandise company, UK
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