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Yellow and Green
12024-04-25T05:41:11+00:00Ryan Kingfcc6f501d1e5960dd44c13c1ef03456f153e286d3562plain2024-05-01T20:53:14+00:00Ryan Kingfcc6f501d1e5960dd44c13c1ef03456f153e286dColors in Nahua culture had specific symbolic meanings. For example, yellow (often derived from the yellow marigold, an important ceremonial flower) was associated with the direction south and could symbolize food, grains, and life-giving forces. Green typically symbolized earth, fertility, and growth, reflecting the lush vegetation of the landscape.
