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  The Color of Christmas: Why Is It Red?  A  fascinating mix of  history, religion, culture, and branding . What was Santa’s original look, really? Every December, the world turns  red . Red lights. Red hats. Red ribbons. Red everywhere. But have you ever paused to ask: Why red? Was Christmas  always  this color? And did Santa really start out this way? The answer is a fascinating mix of  history, religion, culture, and branding . Christmas Wasn’t Always Red In the  early centuries of Christmas celebrations , red wasn’t the dominant color at all. Different cultures associated Christmas with different hues: Green  → Life, rebirth, evergreen trees surviving winter White  → Purity, snow, divinity Gold  → Light, royalty, the Star of Bethlehem Blue  → Calm, night sky, Mary’s robes in Christian art In fact,  green  was the strongest early Christmas color, symbolizing  hope and renewal  during the harsh winter...

Source: penspencilspaintandpapers.wordpress.com In India, where culture, traditions, and emotions play a crucial role in consumer decisions, color psychology in branding is more important than ever. The colors you choose for your brand can influence how customers perceive and connect with your business. From luxury brands using royal blue and gold to startups opting for vibrant reds and yellows, color decisions can make or break a brand identity. Source: www.pinterest.com Understanding Color Psychology Different colors evoke different emotions and perceptions. Here’s a breakdown of how key colors are interpreted in branding, particularly in the Indian market: Red: Energy, passion, and urgency (e.g., Zomato, Airtel) Blue: Trust, reliability, and professionalism (e.g., SBI, Infosys) Yellow: Optimism, warmth, and affordability (e.g., Swiggy, Reliance Trends) Green: Growth, health, and sustainability (e.g., Dabur, Patanjali) Orange: Creativity, youthfulness, and enthusiasm (e.g., Paytm, Bi...