Historically, some of the earliest records of white pigment use stem from Italy in the 1200s. Artists crushed lime, mixed it with water, and let the slurry dry into writing instruments… See more

In many parts of the world, the color white has long been associated with purity. Several religions employ white as a symbol of purity. Muslims on pilgrimage, Shinto adherents i… See more

Over time, white symbolism has evolved to encompass several associations. These may include: 1. Purity 2. Goodness 3. Innocence 4. Reverance 5. Humility 6. High class 7. We… See more

Did you know that white blossoms are among the most common, if not the most common flower color? It’s impossible to put an exact number on the species of white flowers tha… See more