Lagerstroemia speciosa

Purple is a mixture of delicate red and elegant and quiet blue. It is not a primary color, but a secondary composite color. In ancient China, purple was a symbol of aristocratic status and was monopolized by the royal family together with gold. For example, senior officials wear purple. In culture, there are words such as purple from the east and purple stars, which seem to represent mysterious and transcendental forces. It is no exception in the west. Western royal families also try to use purple to express their status. Wearing purple is a symbol of noble birth. So why is purple respected all over the world and recognized by the upper class? I think there are two main reasons. Let me talk to you!

Purple is as rare as gold. In ancient times, when all aspects of science and technology were underdeveloped, purple, which was not common in life, was particularly precious and scarce. Coupled with the difficulty in coloring purple dyes, it is impossible for purple to fly to the homes of ordinary people. This also led to the noble pursuit of this color. In ancient China, purple was extracted from a plant. In ancient times, the west extracted purple from a conch. Anyway, various factors made purple very rare in ancient times.

The meaning of purple is extraordinary. Purple symbolizes noble color, with melancholy and charming color. Unforgettable colors represent dignity, profundity and elegance.

Purple-represents elegance, nobility, charm, pride, coldness and deep impression, but it has a strong blue color and tends to purple, which can produce uncertainty.

Blue-purple-loneliness, dedication.

Red and purple-sacred love.

Deepen purplish red-a symbol of ignorance and superstition, and add red and black to blue to make it as unpredictable as the universe.

Purple is permeated with a little white-beautiful, moving and cool.

Red, black and purple represent lonely, sad and dangerous places, which means sadness in Japan.

With the development of science and technology, purple is no longer exclusive to dignitaries, but it is still a beautiful color in people's hearts!