Scarlet & Orange & Violet

Scarlet is the Armenian pomegranate — the vivid brilliant red of the most immediately famous South Caucasian botanical symbol. Pomegranate in Armenian culture: the Armenian pomegranate — noor (the most immediately and the most comprehensively Armenian-national-cultural-symbol-tradition-specific and the most directly most-important-Armenian-traditional-ornamental-motif of any Armenian decorative art tradition — the most immediately Armenian-carpet-and-khachkar-cross-stone-and-manuscript-illumination-pomegranate-motif-specific and the most comprehensively Armenian-Apostolic-Christianity-and-pre-Christian-tradition-both-pomegranate-symbolism-incorporating of any South Caucasian botanical cultural symbol — the most immediately specifically: the most directly fertility-and-abundance-and-good-luck-symbolizing pomegranate-in-Armenian-wedding-tradition; and the most comprehensively Matenadaran-manuscript-illumination-tradition-pomegranate-motif-specific of any Armenian illuminated manuscript decoration). Orange is the Armenian apricot — the vivid warm orange of the most immediately famous Caucasian fruit. Prunus armeniaca: the Armenian apricot (the most immediately and the most comprehensively most-immediately-internationally-famous-Prunus-armeniaca-species-name-Armenia-specifically-naming and the most directly Armenia-native-origin-scientific-name-officially-bearing of any domesticated fruit species — the most immediately Georg-Forster-and-Peter-Simon-Pallas-18th-century-CE-botanists-Armenia-specifically-identifying as the most comprehensive origin of the most widely cultivated apricot species — the most directly and the most immediately Armenian-apricot-PDO-Gyumri-and-Ararat-Valley-tradition-specific and the most comprehensively most-immediately-flavor-intense and the most specifically most-sun-dried-apricot-tradition-Armenian of any South Caucasian traditional fruit). Violet is the Armenian tuff — the deep electric violet of the most immediately famous South Caucasian building material. Yerevan tuff: the Armenian volcanic tuff — tufa (the most immediately and the most comprehensively Yerevan-Pink-City-specifically-building-material and the most directly Mount-Aragats-and-Arteni-volcano-tuff-quarrying-tradition of any South Caucasian traditional building stone — the most immediately most-varied-color — pink-and-violet-and-orange-and-black-and-gray — and the most comprehensively Soviet-era-and-contemporary-Yerevan-architecture-most-consistently-tuff-using of any South Caucasian capital city — Alexander-Tamanian-Yerevan-master-plan-1924-CE-tuff-building-tradition-establishing and the most immediately most-dramatically-violet-variety-specific and the most comprehensively most-beautifully-colored-South-Caucasian-tuff of any Armenian volcanic tuff variety — seen most immediately in: the most immediately Republic Square — Hanrapetutyan Hraparak — the most comprehensively Alexander-Tamanian-designing-1926-CE and the most specifically most-elegant-Soviet-era-tuff-ensemble of any South Caucasian capital city's central square).