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VAASTU SHASTRA • DIRECTIONS • COLOURS

Colours and Directions in Vaastu

Explore traditional Vaastu colour recommendations for the eight directions and learn how complementary colours are traditionally used to balance the visual and energetic character of different spaces.

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DIRECTIONAL COLOUR GUIDE

Colours Associated with the Eight Directions

Vastu colours according to directions

Traditional Vaastu associates different directions with planetary influences and corresponding colours. These colour associations can be considered while planning the walls, furnishings and decorative elements of different areas of a property.

The following traditional direction-wise colour recommendations are preserved from the Astroshastra source material.

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DIRECTION • PLANET • COLOUR

Vastu Colours for All Eight Directions

E
SUN

East

Shining White

Traditional colour association for the East direction.

W
SATURN

West

Blue

Traditional colour association for the West direction.

N
MERCURY

North

All Greens

Traditional colour association for the North direction.

S
MARS

South

Pink & Coral Red

Traditional colour association for the South direction.

NE
JUPITER

North-East

Golden Red

Traditional colour association for the North-East.

SW
RAHU

South-West

All Greens

Traditional colour association for the South-West.

SE
VENUS

South-East

Silver White

Traditional colour association for the South-East.

NW
MOON

North-West

White

Traditional colour association for the North-West.

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TRADITIONAL VAASTU APPROACH

Using Complementary Colours for Vastu Correction

The traditional material on this page refers to the Kurma Purana while discussing the importance of colours and describes the use of complementary colours in certain spaces where the energy flow is considered unsuitable.

Colour as a Corrective Approach

According to the traditional source material, changing the colour of a room can be considered as one approach before undertaking more substantial changes to a property.

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TRADITIONAL EXAMPLES

Colour Remedies for Different Spaces

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South-East Bedroom

The traditional material states that a South-East bedroom used by teenagers or adults may be associated with irritability. It specifically suggests yellow rather than blue for the walls in this example.

02

Rooms in the South

The source material recommends white for rooms in the South and cautions against using green or blue there within its traditional framework.

03

South-West Kitchen

For a kitchen located in the South-West, the traditional recommendation given is orange for walls and tiles.

04

North-West Master Bedroom

The traditional material suggests blue for a master bedroom located in the North-West.

05

West Rooms

For West rooms being used for purposes considered unsuitable, the source material suggests pink to stimulate the area.

06

East Rooms

Light green is traditionally suggested for the walls of rooms in the East.

07

North-East

The traditional recommendation given for the North-East is off-white.

08

Light Shades

The source material states that light shades of colours are generally preferable for painting.

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PRACTICAL VAASTU GUIDANCE

Important Colour Planning Tips

01

Prefer Lighter Shades

The traditional material recommends light shades of colours for painting.

02

Coordinate Curtains

It recommends keeping window and door curtains in colours similar to the walls.

03

Consider Projections

For a projection located in a traditionally unsuitable corner, the source suggests painting the projected area white.

04

Consider Colour Before Major Changes

The traditional material suggests considering a colour change before deciding to shift because of Vaastu concerns.

COLOUR • SPACE • VAASTU

Colour Can Be a Simple Vaastu Intervention

Colour changes can be introduced without changing the physical structure of a property. Walls, tiles, curtains and other interior elements provide flexible ways to introduce the traditional colour recommendations described on this page.

Vastu and colours
ASTROSHASTRA VAASTU CONSULTANCY

Need Direction-Specific Vastu Guidance?

Every property has its own layout, directions and usage pattern. For personalised guidance, explore Astroshastra's Vastu consultancy services.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Vastu Colours and Directions – FAQs

Which colour is recommended for the East direction in Vastu?

The traditional Astroshastra material associates the East direction with the Sun and shining white.

Which colour is associated with the West direction?

West is traditionally associated with Saturn and blue.

Which colour is recommended for North according to Vastu?

North is traditionally associated with Mercury and all shades of green.

Which colour is traditionally associated with South?

South is associated with Mars and pink or coral red in the traditional material used on this page.

What colour is associated with North-East in Vastu?

The traditional direction-colour table associates North-East with Jupiter and golden red. The corrective guidance later on the page recommends off-white for the North-East.

What colour is suggested for a North-West master bedroom?

The traditional material recommends blue for a master bedroom located in the North-West.

Can changing colours help with Vastu concerns?

The traditional material on this page presents colour change as one approach that may be considered before undertaking major changes to a property.

Should light or dark colours be used according to Vastu?

The source material specifically states that light shades of colours are generally good for painting.


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