What is the meaning and symbol of purple?
The positive meaning of purple: represents sacredness, luxury, solemnity, romance, elegance, fantasy, magic, and mystery.
The negative meaning of purple: represents weakness, melancholy, and sadness.
In traditional Chinese culture, purple represents imperial aura, nobility, holiness and dignity. According to the "Book of Han·Hundred Officials and Officials List", the prime minister and Taiwei, as the highest administrative officials in the imperial court, wear purple court uniforms. For example, the Forbidden City in Beijing is also known as the "Forbidden City", and there is also the so-called "Purple Air Coming from the East". Affected by this, the Japanese royal family still respects purple today.
In the West, purple also represents nobility. For example, in the ancient Roman Empire, purple was a symbol of monarchy and nobility. Only members of the royal family could wear purple. Therefore, purple was also associated with power, dignity and luxury. In the Middle Ages, purple was also a color reserved for the British royal family and was known as the "color of kings." In English, "Born in the purple" means "prominent birth". In modern society, purple is still regarded as a noble, mysterious and elegant color, and is often used to make high-end fashion, accessories and decorations.
In addition, purple also represents holiness, dignity, and love. Therefore, purple tablecloths and purple candles are used in high-ceremony churches (such as Catholicism and Anglicanism). In addition, purple also symbolizes magic, magic, magical power and other attributes that transcend nature. Therefore, in some games, attributes such as magic power, magic value (MP), and magic attack are expressed in purple. Common purple colors
Fuyeor Purple: Fuyeor Purple is a soft purple tone. Fuyue purple is the theme color of Fuyue, which has an elegant and charming temperament. It can be matched with white, light yellow, light blue and other colors to create a comfortable and warm atmosphere. It can convey a soft and romantic feeling and make people feel warm and comfortable. It is a dynamic and romantic style. color.
Edo Purple: Edo Purple is a purple with a rich blue tint, dyed from comfrey that grows in Musashino from the Edo period. In contrast to Kyo Purple, which has a strong red hue, Edo Purple has a strong blue hue. Edo purple is the representative color of Juntendo University.
Pansy: Pansy is a bright purple named after the pansy flower. Pansy flowers come in many colors, but the most common is purple. The flower language of pansy is "longing", "loyalty" and "friendship". Pansy purple is a lively and bright color that gives people a feeling of happiness, enthusiasm and friendliness.
Wisteria: Wisteria is a vine with purple or white flowers and a strong fragrance. The flower language of wisteria is "obsession", "romance" and "loyalty". Wisteria is a lavender color that gives people a gentle, elegant and romantic feeling.
Kyo Purple: Kyo Purple is an ancient Japanese purple dyed with comfrey, with a red tint. In the Edo period, people began to call southern purple and deer horn purple as Kyo purple to distinguish them from Edo purple. According to Kitagawa Morisada's Shosada manga, Edo Purple is more bluish, while Kyo Purple is more red.
Lavender: Lavender, also known as lavender, is a purple and blue color named after lavender. The complementary color to lavender is olive. Lavender purple is one of the many popular colors. It not only conveys the gorgeousness of spring, but also gives people a sense of elegance. It is very suitable for personal, casual, elegant, sweet and other styles.
Lilac: Lilac is a light purple named after the lilac flower. Lilac flowers come in many colors, but purple is the most common. The flower language of lilac is "first love", "youth" and "good memories". Lilac is a fresh and lovely color that gives people a sweet, innocent and nostalgic feeling.