Argyro Poursanidou
Red Monday
Καλημέρα!
Good morning!
💗 The belief in the protective power of the color red can be traced back to the old Chinese folklore of the Nian, a man-eating beast of ancient China who used to feed on human flesh. Discovering that the creature abhorred loud noises and the color red, the people made liberal use of the color not only in their firecrackers, but also in home decorations and clothing to protect themselves from the Nian.
Let's find the color Red in nature!
Join the group: Colorfoul nature:
www.flickr.com/groups/4575688@N23/
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Red Monday
Καλημέρα!
Good morning!
💗 The belief in the protective power of the color red can be traced back to the old Chinese folklore of the Nian, a man-eating beast of ancient China who used to feed on human flesh. Discovering that the creature abhorred loud noises and the color red, the people made liberal use of the color not only in their firecrackers, but also in home decorations and clothing to protect themselves from the Nian.
Let's find the color Red in nature!
Join the group: Colorfoul nature:
www.flickr.com/groups/4575688@N23/
.