An umbilical hernia is a bulge through the abdominal muscles in the area of the navel (belly button). The hernia may contain tissue from the abdomen, part of an organ (such as the intestine), or fluid. Umbilical hernias usually happen because of a hole or a weak area in the muscles of the abdominal wall. This can happen at any age. Umbilical hernias happen more often in women than in men. You may be more likely to have a hernia if other family members have them.
Anyone who has traveled in the Southwest knows that terra cotta and turquoise make an arresting combination that evokes the earth and sky of the high desert. This combination works because the two colors complement each other. Terra cotta inspires comfort in combination with other shades of red, orange and yellow; deep crimson glaze often brings out the best in a terra-cotta pot adorning a room with terra-cotta walls.
The color most people associate with terra cotta is the rusty-brown hue of burnt sienna, so it's natural to include this pigment in any mixture. Starting with a white base, you can create a light terra cotta by mixing in enough raw sienna to turn the paint rusty, and adding burnt sienna to deepen the color. If your goal is a deeper terra cotta that resembles soil a foot or so beneath the surface, start with burnt sienna and deepen the tone with burnt umber.