Colors and Cultures Graphic
For instance, in the United States the color red often represents anger. Think of the expression “to see red”. In South America red can be used to suggest success. Yet, in both the United States and Japan red can express passion.
Another example is the color green which can be used to symbolize both related and disparate concepts. In the United States alone green can represent envy, prosperity (the color of money) and environmental awareness. So what do the colors you choose to wear or decorate with say about you?
On a more whimsical note, color is an essential part of J&O. Now that spring is upon us, why not think about introducing it into your fabric projects? Here are some fabrics that convey spring (at least to me):
Mint 45" Broadcloth
Disco Dots: Caribbean
Futurella Fabric: Blue
Decorative and Upholstery Fabrics
Claire's Check Decorative: Sunlight
Meadow Garden Decorative: Cornsilk
Coastal Horizon Upholstery
- If you use specific colors to express yourself you will find an amazing range of fabrics for doing so. If you just like specific colors without any deeper meaning then you’re aesthetic appetite can be appeased with our wonderful range of vibrantly colored fabrics. Let the colors you choose say anything you please with J&O Fabrics.
- If you’re interested in more information on colors and their meaning in different cultures, follow the link to a fascinating graphic.
