Shades of Green
Discover the meanings and symbolism behind the color green, from health and wealth to nature's bounty.
Color Psychology
Green
In ancient times, people used green to represent life and health. In fact, in some cultures it was considered a lucky color because it was connected to springtime and new beginnings. The Romans used green to decorate their temples and palaces as well as their favorite foods: lettuce, clover and fennel were all popular at this time due to their association with springtime.
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- confident
- courageous
- cheerful
- playful
- sluggishness
- ignorance
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