Ariake is inspired by Japanese traditional colors and ancient poetry. The name "Ariake" (有明) refers to dawn or daybreak in Japanese, evoking a sense of subtle beauty and transition.
This theme draws inspiration from the following poem by Mibu no Tadamine (壬生忠岑), a renowned poet from the Heian period (794-1185):
"有明の つれなく見えし 別れより 暁ばかり 憂きものはなし"
"Since I saw the moon in dawn when you said good-bye, My heart aches every time I see it again."
- Copy the theme file (zed-ariake.json) under
~/.config/zed/themes - Open Command Palette (cmd+shift+p)
- Select
theme selector:toggle - Select
Ariake Dark
Ariake Dark draws inspiration from the work of @pathtrk of the same name. The editor styles reflect Zed's primary theme, and the artwork has been preserved accordingly.
Ariake Dawn is inspired by the work of @ragma on Ariake Light. The editor styles reflect Zed's primary theme, Rosé Pine Dawn.
Ariake Light is another variation featuring a lighter tone. The editor styles are preserved from GitHub's theme library, GitHub Light Colorblind.