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Orange is a reddish-yellow color with a wavelength of about 585-620 nm. Located in the spectrum between red and yellow. Orange symbolizes joy, courage, luxury, friendliness, courtesy and glory. In China and Japan, orange is associated with love and happiness. The Buddhist saffron-orange robe indicates that they have made a promise of humility and renunciation. Orange color makes people more positive and helps to get rid of fears. Being active and eye-catching, it is often used in advertising. Orange acts as a stimulant, but in large quantities can also be irritating and disturbing. In a room, it gives the impression of being smaller than a room. Increases appetite. (Wikipedia) The orange RGB code is #FFA500 = 255*5536+165*256+0 = (255, 165, 0), meaning RED = 255, GREEN = 165, BLUE = 0. Eat orange and don't get upset.
The main color of the Muhu skirt is orange from the late 19th century. Since Muhu had four times as many inhabitants 100 years ago as it is now, and women's main job was on the fields during the summer months, it struck strangers. First, it was unfamiliar for the woman to step behind the plow in the field and, second, to wear a bright orange skirt. How and where this orange color came from is not entirely known, but according to legend, larger amounts of dye were obtained from a ship that had landed accidentaly. Later, the skirt turned yellow, yellow came from a warship Slava wreck.
The box can be opened with the code you get when you add the values for the orange RGB code elements.
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