The colour blue, associated with blue-bodied Lord Krishna, is often used to represent Hinduism.
“The Supreme Personality of Godhead [Krishna] has a cheerful, lotus-like countenance with ruddy eyes like the interior of a lotus and a swarthy body like the petals of a blue lotus.” (Source: Bhaktivedanta Vedabase)
Nymphaea caerulea, the blue lotus, is a type of waterlily with a particularly intense purple-tinged blue.
Bundi is often known as the blue city as most of the buildings are painted in the blue of Krishna and the blue lotus.
Turquoise, another form of blue, is often used to accent this intense blue.
A sacred cow strolls by a ‘Hindu’ blue building.
The people themselves seem to prefer wearing reds and yellows.
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Such marvelous blues. I really like the buildings with the blue and sea greens. Thanks for playing!
The combination of this intense blue and various blue-greens was quite pleasing to me too. Thank you!
I love these 🙂
I loved walking through the streets surrounded by such blue buildings…
Just beautiful blue buildings, lovely!
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Ah, these are some gorgeous blues, and in combination with the other colors, soothe my soul. Blue works on just so many levels.
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you’ve got some amazing shots here, great job!
lovely captures of the Bundi “flavor”