concept   color symbolism
31 commonsense assertions
Cultures (28) • Western countries (2) • Japan (2) • Asian countries (2) • China (1) • Western culture (1) • India (1) • African countries (1) • Middle Eastern countries (1) • Chinese culture (1) • Eastern countries (1) • Feng Shui practices in East Asian countries (1) • Angola (1) • Eastern culture (1) • Ghanaian culture (1) • Greece (1) • Iran (1) • Islamic culture (1) • South Africa (1) • Chinese fashion design (1) • Hinduism (1) Korea (1) • South Asia (1) • Western design (1) • Western fashion design (1) • agricultural industry in rural India (1) • artistic (1) • clothing industry in the West (1) • inland region (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 color symbolism Western countries In Western cultures, colors hold symbolic meanings, such as black representing mourning and green representing nature. 14
2 color symbolism Japan Colors in Japan carry specific cultural meanings, such as red symbolizing good luck and joy and white representing death and mourning. 11
3 color symbolism China In Chinese culture, red symbolizes luck and happiness, while white is associated with death and funerals. 9
4 color symbolism Western culture In Western culture, red represents passion, love, and can also symbolize danger or a warning. 9
5 color symbolism Western countries In Western cultures, the color white is often viewed as representing purity, innocence, and weddings. 8
6 color symbolism Asian countries In Asian countries, white signifies mourning and funerals, while red symbolizes good luck and joy. 7
7 color symbolism India In Indian culture, red is a symbol of good luck and is worn for weddings, while white is associated with mourning and funerals. 6
8 color symbolism Asian countries In Asian cultures, purple represents mourning and spirituality, while beige symbolizes simplicity and elegance in traditional clothing and interior design. 5
9 color symbolism African countries Colors are revered for their cultural, spiritual, and symbolic representations in African countries. 4
10 color symbolism Japan In Japanese culture, specific colors hold symbolic meanings, such as red symbolizing happiness and white symbolizing death. 4
11 color symbolism Middle Eastern countries Green symbolizes luck, fertility, and hope in Middle Eastern countries. 4
12 color symbolism Chinese culture In Chinese culture, red signifies luck and happiness, while white represents mourning. 3
13 color symbolism Eastern countries In Eastern cultures, white symbolizes mourning and is traditionally worn to funerals. 3
14 color symbolism Feng Shui practices in East Asian countries Colors in Feng Shui are chosen for their positive meanings and energy effects in East Asian cultures. 3
15 color symbolism Angola In Angola, white symbolizes mourning and funerals, while vibrant colors represent celebration and vitality. 2
16 color symbolism Eastern culture In Eastern culture, colors have symbolic meanings that differ from Western interpretations. 2
17 color symbolism Ghanaian culture In Ghanaian culture, color symbolism holds significance, with black and red being associated with mourning. 2
18 color symbolism Greece Greek ceramics use color symbolism from mythology, with blue and white representing the sea and sky. 2
19 color symbolism Iran In Iran, color symbolism holds deep religious and historical significance, representing martyrdom, sacrifice, strength, paradise, fertility, and hope. 2
20 color symbolism Islamic culture Green symbolizes paradise in Islamic tradition and is prominent in Islamic art and decorations. 2
21 color symbolism South Africa In South African culture, red symbolizes strength, bravery, and mourning. 2
22 color symbolism Chinese fashion design In Chinese fashion design, red is symbolically associated with good luck and happiness. 1
23 color symbolism Hinduism In Hinduism, red symbolizes purity and is frequently used in wedding attire. 1
24 color symbolism Korea In Korean culture, the color red symbolizes good luck and happiness. 1
25 color symbolism South Asia Red is a symbol of good luck and is frequently worn at South Asian weddings and festivals. 1
26 color symbolism Western design In Western design, red represents passion and excitement. 1
27 color symbolism Western fashion design In Western fashion design, black is often linked to sophistication and formality as a symbol of color. 1
28 color symbolism agricultural industry in rural India In the agricultural industry in rural India, red, yellow, and green hold specific cultural and religious significance. 1
29 color symbolism artistic Color symbolism in art and culture evokes deep emotions through the use of symbolic meanings. 1
30 color symbolism clothing industry in the West White is commonly linked to weddings and purity in the Western clothing industry's color symbolism. 1
31 color symbolism inland region In the inland region culture, green symbolizes luck and prosperity. 1