There is no one color that represents Buddhism. The International Buddhist Flag has stripes that are:
Blue for loving kindness and universal compassion
Yellow for the Middle Path - avoiding extremes
Red for the blessing of practice
White for the purity of the teaching
Orange for the wisdom of Buddha's teaching
The sixth vertical band is made up of a combination of rectangular bands of the five other colors.
The Buddhism symbols are the Buddhist wheel (that represents reincarnation) and the Lotus flower which represents pure and good.
The blue color symbolizes the country's royalty. The red represents the nation and the white represents the religion, beginning with Brahmanism, and the current major religion - Buddhism. The emblem of the temple represents the structure of the universe.
Red and Gold
the color that represents to be organised is white
Pink. That's the color that represents their party.
The color that often represents the past is sepia.
Buddhism is divided into a number of schools and traditions, each of which has its own leadership/administration. There is no one person who represents all Buddhists.
Either the Dragon or the Tiger. (Not really sure...)
Blue Is the colour that represents the word believe
Blue represents trustworthy
Light in Buddhism represents that we should put others in front of ourselves. It also symbolises a guide through life and through the circle of life.
The dharma wheels or dharma chakra is a symbol of Buddhism used much like the cross is to represent Christianity. It is one of the Eight Auspicious Symbols of Buddhism. The design, color, and ornaments on the wheel vary, but the three basic components of the hub, the rim, and the spokes remain constant. Commonly, the round shape represents perfection, the rim represents meditation, and the hub represents moral discipline. The number of spokes and other aspects represent various points, depending on which history and artist is studied.