It also celebrates the divine love of Radha and Krishna, marking the playful tradition of applying colours. As a festival of unity, Holi breaks social barriers, bringing people together regardless of caste, creed, or status. It also signifies the arrival of spring, spreading positivity and renewal.
BLUE-Represents Lord Krishna, embodying protection, compassion, and love, and also symbolizes the infinite sky and ocean.
PURPLE-Represents wisdom, power, and mysticism, linked to the crown chakra in Hinduism.
ROSE PINK-Signifies joy, companionship, and camaraderie, often associated with friendship and harmony.
ORANGE-Associated with light, starting over, and forgiveness, representing the sun and new beginnings.
YELLOW-Represents turmeric, a spice with cultural and medicinal significance in South Asia, and is also linked to auspiciousness and happiness.
RED-Symbolizes love, passion, and fertility, often associated with marriage and the divine love between Radha and Krishna.
DARK GREEN-Signifies spring, new beginnings, and nature's vibrancy.
