Orange has different cultural meanings around the world. To Native Americans it represents learning or kinship, in Northern Ireland it symbolizes Protestantism, in the US and Canada it signifies Halloween, and in the Netherlands it represents royalty. Orange is considered a power color that can increase cravings and is associated with thoughtfulness, sincerity, Thanksgiving decorations, danger warnings, the astrological sign of Leo, and vitamin C. It also relates to school uniforms, Nickelodeon channel, and the cartoon character Garfield.

2. Connotative Meaning

3. Cultural Relevance Globally
• To Native Americans Orange represents
learning or kinship
• In Northern Ireland, Orange represents
Protestantism and they call themselves
'Orangemen‘
• In the United States and Canada, Orange
represents Halloween
• In the Netherlands, Orange represents royalty

4. Known and Unknown Facts
• Orange is a power color
• Increase the craving for food
• People who like orange are usually thoughtful
and sincere
• In U.S and Canada Thanksgiving is celebrated
with Orange decorations
• Orange Coding designates dangerous machine
parts or equipment
• In Astrology, Orange is associated with Leo
• It's often used to symbolize Vitamin C

5. Personal Associations
• Favorite Cartoon Channel - Nickelodeon
• School Uniform
• Favorite Cartoon – Garfield

6. Related to a Brand existing

7. Wake.Rise.Shine