Taboos on patterns and colors in African countries
Egypt: Egyptians like green and white, but avoid black and blue, and believe in dreams. In Egypt, when entering a Islamic mosque, you must take off your shoes. Egyptians love green, red, and orange rather than purple and blue, and prefer pyramidal patterns. Wearing clothes with star patterns is prohibited. In addition to clothes, wrapping paper with star patterns is also unpopular. Taboo pigs, dogs, cats, and bears.
Sudan: Sudanese people wear simple clothes. Most men wear white turbans on their heads and wear Arabic-style robes; women wear white or other color gauze without a veil. Sudanese believe that yellow is a symbol of beauty, so women especially like to take smoke baths to turn their skin yellow.
Libya: Libya people love green and avoid black. In addition, cats, pigs, and female human bodies are all taboo patterns.
Tunisia: Tunisians love green, white and scarlet, and love camels. Pigs, dogs, and cats are taboo. Today's Tunisians use sheep to attract foreign tourists, vigorously develop tourism, and strive to enrich the cultural and recreational life of the people. Sheep fighting has a history of at least a thousand years in Tunisia.
Algeria: Algeria avoids using pigs and pig-like pandas in advertising patterns. In some areas in southern Algeria, people have a special preference for color. No matter what kind of building, the color is as large as white, blue and yellow.
It is said that white can reflect light and avoid heat to adapt to the hot and dry climate. Blue avoids pest erosion, and yellow is the color of the desert.
Morocco: Morocco people like green, red and black, and avoid white. I like pigeon, camel, and peacock patterns, but taboo hexagonal star, and owl patterns.
Ethiopia: Ethiopians love bright and bright colors, taboo black and religious symbol patterns. When they mourn the dead, they wear light yellow clothes, but they must not wear light yellow clothes when they go out as guests.
Mauritania: The background of the Mauritania flag is dark green, with a yellow five-pointed star and a yellow crescent moon in the middle of the flag. Green is a favorite color in Muslim countries, symbolizing prosperity and hope. Stars and crescent moons are symbols of most Muslim countries.
Chad: White, pink and yellow are auspicious, while black and red are regarded as unlucky colors.
Togo: White, green and purple are positive, while red, yellow and black have negative connotations.
Ghana: Black is unlucky and likes bright hues.
Nigeria: It is unlucky to regard red and black.
Cote d'Ivoire: Dull and the same colors as black and white should be avoided in packaging. Trademark patterns should adopt bright colors.
Sierra Leone: Red is positive, black thinks it has negative connotations.
Benin: Red and black are negative.
Liberia: Bright and bright colors are popular, while black and white belts have negative connotations.
Madagascar: Black has a negative tone. World Customs Network. People like bright colors.