Purple

Purple is a color that is created by combining red with blue. Depending on the ratio of these two colors, purple can be perceived as both warm and cold.

About the "royal" purple.

Purple is a minor color and relatively rare in nature, making it the color of rulers and associated with wealth and influence. This unique color combines the calmness of blue with the energy of red, which is why it is also associated with trust. It pairs well with vibrant colors such as yellow or orange, but also pairs well with vibrant colors such as turquoise, lime green or blue.

Symbolism and meaning of magenta.

The symbolism of flowers in many cultures is very similar. It's the same with magenta, which is found in many parts of the world. symbol of mystery, magic, royalty, dignity but he also has negative associations with death, mourning, pride and decadence. V The purple Christian religion symbolizes the passion of Christ.therefore liturgical vestments during Great Lent are purple. For centuries, this color has been the prerogative of the Church, especially among cardinals.

• In China, only the emperor and his advisers were allowed to wear purple robes, which symbolized wisdom and power.
• In ancient Egypt, it was the favorite color of Cleopatra, who considered it a very feminine color.
• In Thailand, purple is the color of mourning for widows.

Purple is also one of the favorite colors of esotericism, therefore it equates to magic and mystery... It has everything unusual and unusual, therefore it is the color of people looking for answers to questions about the meaning of life and death. In the second half of the nineteenth century, he became the color of change and rebellion.considered a symbol of freedom and youth. Therefore, depending on the shade of purple, it can be interpreted positively or negatively. However, dark purple is most often associated in Europe with mourning and funeral, and bright purple - with sensuality, femininity or luxury.

Purple in the world around us.

As a color that has been an attribute of many rulers around the world, purple is commonly used for emphasizing prestige, authority or luxury... In the advertising industry, it is used for this purpose because it is a color that stands out on a website or newspaper and grabs the recipient's attention. The color purple is also used in TV shows related to horoscopes, fortune telling, or the supernatural. Associated with mystery and magic, this color usually appears as a background or stripe on the screen. You have to be careful though, because overuse of this color can lead to a kitschy and straightforward effect instead of a soft highlight of luxury or mystery.

Psychology is purple.

A man who identifies with this color is domineering, self-confident, but at the same time generous and full of feelings. Such people rarely completely trust others, are sensitive and look at the sky, not at the earth. They also have deep faith. Purple is a great color for relieving stress symptoms and helps to calm down. Recommended for people who are nervous and suffer from insomnia. Besides helps to concentrate and control emotions... Purple has 41 shades, so it is worth analyzing the range of shades of this color and choosing the appropriate one in order to avoid ambiguous associations and be sure that it will be positively received.