The Color Blue

 

blues convey a sense of trust, loyalty, cleanliness, and understanding. On the other hand, blue evolved as a symbol of depression in American culture. “Singing the blues” and feeling blue” are good examples of the complexity of color symbolism and how it has been evolved in different cultures.

 

Illustrated Posters of Blue

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Religious

Judaism

True Blue

 
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Political

Scotland

Scottish National Flag

 
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Symbolism

China

Gender

 
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Global Meaning of Blue

 

-Blue is the #1 favorite color of all people.

-53% of the flags in the world contain blue.
 
-Blue is the most commonly used color in corporate identity.

-Dark blue is the color of mourning in Korea.

-The god Krishna has blue skin.

-Shades of blue are described as shallow or deep instead of light or dark in China.

More Blue In Relgion

 

In the Hindu religion, Lord Vishnu lives on the blue cosmic ocean. He is believed to be the all-pervading, omniscient, omnipresent god. Vishnu is the second god in the Hindu triumvirate. The triumvirate comprises three gods who handle the creation, upkeep, and destruction of the world. What is interesting is Lord Vishnu is also Lord Shiva. Shiva and Vishnu are one and the same entity. They are essentially one and the same. Shiva is in the form of Vishnu and Vishnu is in the form of Shiva. There is no difference between them and both provide Auspiciousness.

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