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Dr. Shanker Adawal
Symbols of Colours
Symbols
of Colours
1.
White symbolizes purity, chastity, virginity, modesty, joy.
2.
Blue symbolizes fidelity, truth, tranquility, serenity, hope, melancholy.
3.
Red symbolizes love (red roses), sacrifice, courage, anger (blood), irritation.
4.
Green symbolizes life, peace, nature, spring, envy (green with envy),
immaturity. It is neither sad nor cheerful but restful.
5.
Pink symbolizes modesty.
6.
Violet symbolizes innocence, penitence, seduction, serious to paint of
melancholy.
7.
Yellow symbolizes jealousy (yellow streak), strength, joy, gaiety.
8.
Black symbolizes antithesis of white, sorrow, distress, gloom.
9.
Lavender symbolizes passion.
10.
Crimson symbolizes passion, rage, blood.
11.
Scarlet symbolizes blare of trumpets.
12.
Deep orange symbolizes flame, excitement, irritation, suffocation.
13.
Orange-yellow symbolizes warmth- glow, life, cheer.
14.
Yellow-green symbolizes rest, cheer. Keep people smiling?
15.
Blue-green symbolizes sobriety, sedateness.
16.
Violet-blue symbolizes gloom. It is stern, hard, unyielding.
17.
Purple symbolizes royalty. It is stately, pompous, impressive, dignified,
costly.
18.
Grey symbolizes age, maturity, wisdom, mourning.
Red
Red is the most
stimulating and dominant of all colours. It is dynamic, strong, exuberant,
creative, and irresistible. It is hot- the colour of blood- and represents fire
and life. It is the colour of love and sacrifice. Red roses symbolize
affection. Martyrs are also clothed in red. Red is also the symbol of courage
and of anger- i.e., “He grew red with anger.” It is the colour of patriotism.
Chinese and Japanese
children always wear a touch of red as it symbolizes long life to the Oriental.
In India red means health
and protection against disease.
Red is the favourite
colour of women. Red represents health, thus, “He had red cheeks.” Red is also
used as a danger signal. Stop signals are always red in colour.
Red is exciting and active
and should not be in abundance in a sick room or around nervous children as it
tends to make them more irritable. An exception to this is the use of red rooms
to pull neurotics out of despondency.
Yellow
Yellow is the hue of
light, luminosity, and the Sun.
It has two meanings: (1)
Gaiety, life, joy, and strength, and (2) Cowardice, jealous, distrust, illness,
and disease. Hence and old saying, “He has a streak of yellow in him,” often
puts yellow in ill repute.
Yellow is a warm colour.
It has a brightening and cheerful effect on invalids and children. To brighten
a sick room paint it yellow. Yellow and orange are significant of light and
warmth due to the association of these colours with the Sun or sunlight. In
reality sunlight is not yellow but it gives this appearance in contrast to the
blue of sky light. Many physicists claim midday sunlight is bluish white
instead of yellow.
Yellow is also associated
with decay. As an example we speak of the leaves turning yellow in autumn
before falling off the trees and withering.
Yellow is the royal colour
of China.
In India yellow is the
colour of marriage.
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