In the modern, globalized world, traditional colours associated with clothing, festivals and cultural symbols have lost their meaning. It is no longer necessary to pay any attention to colour in these areas.

Colours play an important role in human life, even if it is not always noticeable. All have their favourite colours that make them feel calm and comfortable.

However

, some people think that nowadays it unnecessary to pay much attention to colours, because in the process of globalization,

colour

as a symbol has lost its meaning. I completely disagree that colours are now less important.

Colour

is a kind of international language that helps people of all nations to exchange information and express feelings without the need for words.

For instance

, white

colour

is associated with peace and purity in all cultures. The red

colour

is often used to warn of the danger when green stands for security and safety. One of the examples is the road signs or traffic lights.

Colour

is

also

a powerful tool to unify or separate objects.

For example

, wearing an orange uniform helps do distinct prisoners from prison guards.

Colour

in clothing is significantly important, even in everyday life. In different cases different colours are appropriate. The bride will most likely be wearing a white dress and most people at the funeral will be in black. The

last

but not the least is using the

colour

in the interior.

Colour

is a way to construct the necessary atmosphere and mood. Warm colours help to rest and relax at home when a cool, simple

colour

scheme in the office allows people to concentrate better. In conclusion,

colour

is a language

that is

clear for people all over the world, and, from my perspective, it is becoming more and more important in the era of globalization.