In some Asian cultures, the color white is associated with death or mourning. This contrasts with many Western cultures, including America, where white is often associated with purity and new beginnings, such as births. Therefore, the use of white in artwork related to funeral ceremonies in certain Asian cultures reflects their cultural significance and symbolism surrounding death and mourning.
Why might artists from some Asian cultures use a lot of white when depicting funeral ceremonies, whereas many American artists might use a lot of white when depicting births?
In America, the color white is associated with death or mourning.
All colors are interpreted the same way across the globe.
The color wheel is different for every country.
In some Asian cultures, the color white is associated with death or mourning.
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