Purple

Purple is a color that is created by mixing red and blue light.

It is a secondary color, meaning that it is not one of the three primary colors (red, blue, and yellow) that can be combined to make any other color.

Purple has a HEX code of #800080, which means that it has 128 units of red, 0 units of green, and 128 units of blue in the RGB color model.

It is often associated with royalty, nobility, luxury, power, and ambition.

This is due to the fact that purple dye in ancient times was very rare and expensive, and only the elite could afford to wear it.

Purple also represents creativity, wisdom, dignity, devotion, peace, pride, mystery, and magic.

It is a color that can have different shades and tones depending on the proportions of red and blue.

Some common variations of purple are violet, lavender, lilac, plum, amethyst, and mauve.

Purple is the color of the night sky
When the stars are shining bright
Purple is the color of the flowers
That bloom in the springtime light

Purple is the color of the velvet
That drapes the royal throne
Purple is the color of the magic
That sparks the imagination

Purple is the color of the mystery
That lies beyond the known
Purple is the color of the beauty
That fills the world with wonder

• Amethyst: It is a type of purple quartz and semiprecious stone that is often used for jewelry and decoration.

• Red onion: This is a variety of onion with purple-red skin and mild sweet flavor.
  It is commonly used for salads, sandwiches, and cooking.

• Eggplant: This is also known as aubergine or brinjal.
  It is a purple vegetable that belongs to the nightshade family.
  Eggplant has a spongy texture and a bitter taste that becomes sweeter when cooked.
  This vegetable widely used in cuisines around the world.

• Lilac: This is a flowering plant that belongs to the mustard family.
  It has fragrant purple flowers that bloom in spring.
  Lilac often planted as an ornamental shrub or tree.

• Violet: The plant is also known as viola.
  It is a small flowering plant that has purple petals and yellow centers.
  This plant grows in meadows, woodlands, and gardens.
  Violet sometimes used for herbal medicine or as an edible garnish.

• Lavender: A flowering plant belonging to the mint family.
  It has purple spikes of flowers that have a soothing aroma.
  Lavender is widely cultivated for its essential oil, which has many uses in aromatherapy, cosmetics, and medicine.

• Purple dye murex: A sea snail that releases a purple substance if disturbed.
  This substance was used as a fabric dye in ancient times, especially by royalty and nobility.
  The color was so expensive and prestigious that it became known as Tyrian purple or royal purple.

• Purple emperor: A butterfly with iridescent purple wings.
  Only the males have this coloration, while the females are dark brown.
  The purple emperor is one of the largest and most elusive butterflies in Europe.

• Violet coral: This is a fungus that grows in clusters of purple branches.
  It resembles coral, but it lives on land among moss and hardwood trees.
  Violet coral is rare and vulnerable in some regions due to habitat loss.

• Purple frog: It is an amphibian that has a purple-gray skin and a bloated body.
  It lives underground most of the year, only emerging during the monsoon season to mate.
  This frog is endemic to India and was discovered in 2003.

• Purple Jade: This is a rare variety of jadeite that has a lavender hue.
  It is a symbol of beauty and strength in some cultures.

• Charoite: This is a purple gemstone that is only found in Russia.
  It has a swirling, fibrous appearance that makes it unique.

• Purple Sea Star: This is a type of starfish that has a bright purple color.
  It can be found in the Pacific Ocean, where it feeds on mussels and barnacles.

• Purple Nudibranch: This is a marine animal that belongs to the mollusk family.
  It has a soft body and no shell, and it can be purple, pink, or blue.
  Some nudibranchs can produce toxins or mimic other animals to defend themselves.

• Purple Mountain: This is a mountain in China that has a purple hue due to the minerals in the soil.
  It is also known as Zijin Shan, which means "Purple Gold Mountain".
  It is a famous tourist attraction and a historical site.

• Purple Artichoke: This is a type of thistle that has a purple flower and a green heart.
  It is edible and nutritious, and it can be cooked in various ways.

• Purple Asparagus: This is a type of vegetable that has a purple skin and a white flesh.
  It is more tender and sweeter than the green variety, and it can lose its color when cooked.