Frank Mhanke rightly observes that over the last century, several scientific studies, empirical observations and research have proven that the human experience of architectural environment is to a large extent based on our sensory perception of colour. These studies confirm that the human response to colour is total – it influences us psychologically and physiologically.

Navratri is a festival traditionally associated with Shakti Puja in India, where the devotees pray to different forms of Maa Durga over the nine days of Navratri. This festival is celebrated all across the entire country in various ways and it is believed that Maa Durga visits the earth during this pious period. Maa Durga embodies the positive divine forces that fight and destroy the evil forces.

Flags are invested in emotions just like all symbols of identity. Last time, we discussed the flag of South Africa. This time, we have picked the colourful flag of Mauritius. Read on to know all about it…

Last time, we discussed the flag of Sri Lanka. This time, read on to know everything about the colourful flag of Myanmar.

Before we learn about the Myanmar’s flag and its history, let’s explore what the country is all about.

Myanmar is known as the ‘Golden Land’, thanks to its glittering pagodas. It is a beautiful region with elegant old buildings, scenic landscapes and wonderful archaeological sites. It has a colourful ethnic group and amazing fine arts and handicrafts. Now, let’s take a look at the colourful flag of the country.

Indian pre-wedding customs such as Haldi functions are immensely entertaining and have great cultural significance. We apply Haldi on the face, neck, hands, and feet of the bride and groom, and they do the same for their single friends and siblings. At the wedding Haldi ceremony day, we also like singing old songs, dancing, and eating excellent cuisine on the wedding Haldi ceremony day. 

We took you through the fascinating history behind the colourful flag of Malaysia last time. This month, we’re back again with another story about the flag of Nepal! Read on to learn more about it…

A flag represents a free nation and symbolises a nation’s nationality, national unity, and pride. Almost all the countries are represented by a rectangular or square flag except Nepal. 

Last time, we took you through the interesting history behind the colourful flag of Venezuela. We’re back with another story about the colourful flag of Malaysia, and why it features white, red and blue! Read on to find out…

The flag of Malaysia, which was first raised on 16th September, 1963, originated from the flag of the Federation of Malaya. Before the creation of the national flag, each state in Malaya had its own flag, many of which are unchanged in design till date.

A Virgo may be diligent and attentive with a sense of reliability, while a Taurus may be stubborn and dependable. Each birth month determines the identity of an individual, but did you know the month you are born also determines your birth colour? Yes, each zodiac has a colour that matches with personality and mindset of the people belonging to a particular zodiac sign. The colour not just looks adorable to you, but also turns the luck into your favour.

Last time we picked three vibrant shades and told you about their significance in various cultures. It’s fascinating to see how the region you’ve been brought up in dictates the manner in which you look at a particular shade, be it a painted wall or a celebratory dress. This time, we’re picking colours that inherently have a subdued attitude attached to them. The favourite of millions, you’ll still find plenty retractors for Blue, Black and White.

The Native American culture is rich in tradition and history. Since their inception, the individuals who comprise Native American colourful tribes have effectively and vehemently guarded their secrets against the outside world. But one feature of their distinctive culture that has drawn particular attention is the widespread use of colours and the meaning associated with various shades by its citizens.