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y<span class="style21"><a href="file:///Users/graceharvey/Desktop/Final/GHONE.html"> <span class="style22">.</span>color theory</a></span> 

 
<p align="center" class="InArt">Symbolism</p>

<p class="style2">Coral symbolizes: energy, caution, warmth, cheer, and joy.  Yellows are
<p> <span class="style22">.</span><span class="Inthewater"><a href="file:///Users/graceharvey/Desktop/Final/GH3.html">in the water</a></p>

  often associated with the following characteristics: homey, friendly, soft, welcoming, moving, excitement, or adventure.</p>
<p class="style2">Coral roses 


symbolize desire, enthusiasm, and pride.


 coral is more toned down than orange so are the feelings communicated by this color rose. The coral rose still speaks to desire cou
Bright orange is a color of warmth and energy and orange roses convey the desire and fervor that the sender feels for the recipient.

These bright rose blossoms also can say "I'm proud of you."

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s a semi-precious stone that symbolizes  a gift from our mother ocean to remind us of our eternal foundation. It is actually composed of the skeletons of little animals into reef-plant - like with hard branches. It reminds us of our bones - hard and durable. Coral teaches us form, also flow and flexibility within form. It lives and breathes in the sea but its roots are anchored in the earth.</p>
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<p class="style2"> Coral 
i sacred stones of the Tibetan Buddhists. It symbolizes the energy of life force, and a protector against the evil eye. In a curious belief it was supposed to lighten in color and become pale if the wearer were ill or even exposed to illness - or were given poison. The coral would then darken as the wearer recovered. The same attribute was associated with a woman's menstrual periods, which the coral was supposed to "share" with women. Coral was also associated with stopping the flow of blood from a wound, curing madness, imparting wisdom, and calming storms.</p>
<p class="style2">In Buddhism coral is believed to be generally good, and the Tibetans and Tibeto-Nepalese think of it as a good investment, and believe that the person who wears coral will have success in life.  It is a sacred color, one of the colors of the five Buddhas and the color of the monk's garments. It is believed to have protective qualities and is therefore often used to paint sacred buildings. In neighboring China, coral is a symbol of longevity, and in India it is thought to prevent hemorrhages. Hans Weihreter records beliefs about coral in western Tibetan cultures which center around blood. Coral is said to strengthen blood, and act beneficially for the menstruation of women.</p>
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