Jacob Olesen

Korean color symbolism has been influenced by several factors, such as the systems of religion and thought, Yin and Yang, Buddhism, Confucianism, as well as the Five Elements. However, this traditional symbolism has undergone many changes over the past few decades thanks to western influences and international trends. Since we have a lot of ground […]

Color symbolism in Thailand is influenced by several factors: politics, Hinduism and Buddhism, monarchy, and astrology. All these factors have played a major role in shaping the meanings colors hold for the Thai people. Let us study Thai color symbolism in detail and find out what the different colors mean. Influence of astrology and planets

Mexican art and architecture are deeply embedded with symbolism. When we talk about Mexican color symbolism, we have to consider the Aztec and Mayan cultures first. After all, these two civilizations helped develop and influence the elements of modern Mexican art, design, and fashion. In particular, the Aztec color symbolism, art, architecture, and other cultural

The Egyptians considered color as a sign of an object’s true nature. The Egyptian words for ‘character’ and ‘color’ are the same. This indicates that the underlying essence of a figure can be expressed through color. Early Egyptian written texts and artwork show the use of only four main colors. These include black, white, green,

Colors and art have always played an important role in the traditional Native American worldview. The wise Natives used art and colors for aesthetic pleasure – there was no concept or even word for art in their languages. This indicates that art and colors were never considered separate from the other aspects of daily life.

Color symbolism in India dates back to ancient times. It was mainly linked to the three Gunas (qualities) – the combinations of which directed the flow of movement in the Universe. In this guide, we will dive deep into the color symbolism associations in the Indian subcontinent and discuss what the main colors represent traditionally.

Color-coded chopping boards are being increasingly used in professional kitchens where different varieties of foods are handled on a large scale. Chopping boards made with wood or high-quality, food-grade plastic, are often manufactured in different colors, each having specific uses. The use of color coded chopping boards is increasing all across the world. These boards