The human mind is a very interesting thing. I am willing to bet that you really aren't seeing more of the colour purple, but are just registering it more.
Most of us will not note something we are not already interested in... the best example I can think of for this is when someone wants to purchase a car.
The make and model, size and price are pretty much things you want in a specific manner, the colour however is an option that you choose.
If you choose a car of a colour, lets say purple. You pick purple because you don't think there are many other purple cars, you like the colour and it would make yours car easier to find in a crowded parking lot.
All of a sudden, you now start seeing all the other purple cars... because you had not registered that colour as "yours" you hadn't noticed it. Now that your own car is purple you see dozens of them.
Okay, purple cars aren't that common, but you can see where I am going with this. However the analogy is sound.
There is another part to this, people who manufacture cars, clothes, etc. are always on the look out for a new trend. So when someone introduces a colour to the public awareness, as it becomes more in demand, it is made more often.
So, perhaps, not only are you seeing the colour purple more often because you now notice it, but also, because more people have noticed it and they are using it more frequently.
No, the color purple is not banned. It is a common color that is used in many different settings and industries.
No, a very rich color of purple has always been considered an imperial color.
Banned from what? To my knowledge, it hasn't been banned, and has been on TV.
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Different cultures and societies have allocated different meanings for colors, yet the color purple as well as red is mostly accepted by many people to have been the color of royalty.
Purple has traditionally been the color reserved for royalty because it was scarce and the dye was expensive and time-consuming to make, so, according to Kings and Queens, purple is a good color.and it is pretty
Oddly, she has been reported to say that this color is her "Kryptonite"!
Whatever color the artist/filmmaker wants it to be. Traditionally, it's been mainly black and/or purple.
The color purple has been traded over history.
Barney is purple and green. The shade changed from the first season, but he's always been purple and green. He is mostly purple with a green tummy and green spots.
The Purple Heart is presented to those who have been wounded. Survivors of Domestic Violence are invariably wounded, both physically and emotionally. The color represents the courage of the survivor.
Yes. see, the orange like the fruit came before the color orange. the color orange came from the orange (fruit), how it was colored. so if the orange were to say have been purple then instead of purple the color purple would've been orange. i know, it's a hard concept to understand. but, that is the answer.