Title: Color Symbolism in Different Cultures Around the World
Headings: Color Symbolism in Different Cultures Around the World
Color Symbolism in Different Cultures Around the World
Red Color Symbolism
North America and Europe
Central and South America
Asian Countries
Yellow Color Symbolism
Africa and the Middle East
Asia
North America and Europe
Blue Color Symbolism
Eastern Europe and West/Central Asia
Western Cultures
Eastern Cultures
Central and South America
Green Color Symbolism
North America and Europe
Asia and the Middle East
Central and South America
Purple Color Symbolism
Latin and South America
Orange Color Symbolism
North America and Europe
Central and South America
Asian Countries
Black Color Symbolism
Europe and North America
Asian Countries
Africa and the Middle East
White Color Symbolism
Africa
Eastern Europe and Asia
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Content: This is why most tuxedos are black. It’s also why we talk about black-tie affairs. Asian Countries
Black is a more positive color in countries like China and Japan. It is a very popular color among young boys in China, denoting youthful vigor and energy. Likewise, it is a popular color for girls in Japan. Japanese culture associates femininity and mystery with black. One exception in Asia is India. Black is seen as more evil than good in India. Africa and the Middle East
Some Middle Eastern countries associate black with death, mourning, and evil. It is also a color denoting mystery.