What does the color purple mean? Can someone give me a few purple things like mugs and such,

Purple is a combination of warm red and cool blue, and is an excellent stimulating color. In the Chinese tradition, purple is the color of honor, such as the Forbidden City in Beijing, also known as the "Forbidden City", also known as the "purple breath". The color purple is still honored by the Japanese royal family today. This comes from the ancient Chinese worship of the North Star.

The priests of the Greek city-state of Eloise wore purple robes, which also suggests that the connection between the color purple and spirituality was established early on. In Christianity, the color purple represents the crucifixion of Jesus, and it is also heavily used during Advent and the week before Easter. Some believe that Jesus wore purple when he was crucified. Purple flowers were used in some ancient festivals because they were believed to protect them from headaches and drunkenness. Newborn babies were wrapped in purple cloth, a practice that was once popular and was said to bring fame, wealth and success to the child later in life. The Purple Heart, a U.S. medal awarded to soldiers wounded or killed in action, was established by George Washington in ?1782? and was originally intended to recognize outstanding military service. The choice of the color purple may have been due to its ability to reflect the unusual contributions made by the honoree." The term "purple?prose" is used to describe language that is flashy and extremely ornate. The color purple is exuberant and vivid, so the imagery of "purple" is used for hyperbole in writing. The color purple is also used in the English expression purple?with?rage.

Purple, the noble and mysterious color, slightly melancholy color, the color that people can not bear to forget, representing authority, prestige, depth and spirit. Purple - represents elegance, nobility, charm, pride, mystery, impressive, oppressive,,, tendency to purple, can produce terror.