Business logo numerology: shapes, colours and numbers

Practitioners give each number a colour and are split on 4, 6 and 7. Shapes come from the Vastu genre rather than from numerology.

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रॉयल ब्लू पर सुनहरे गोलों में 1 से 9 तक के अंक

· Pandit Rahul Kaushl

Colours by number

This part is worked out by the calculators: open the calculator.

Where the schools split

Practitioners agree on 1 gold, orange and yellow; 2 white, cream and green; 3 yellow and purple; 5 green; 8 dark blue and black; 9 red. They are split on 4, 6 and 7, and both readings are printed rather than settled.

Shapes and the card

Horizontal for stability, vertical for growth; the company name larger and bolder than the person's; the logo toward the top corners; rounded corners; no sharp points. These are rules from the Vastu genre that practitioners repeat, not numerology proper.

Colours to avoid

Black for a 1, dark red for a 2, black and dark blue for a 3, red for a 4 and an 8, black for a 6, 7 and 9. A brand in the avoided colour is on the list of ways each number loses, because the colour belongs to a planet the number opposes; take the number's own colour for the ground and the founder's for the accent.

The name comes first

The number on the letterhead decides the palette; the founder's colour is the accent.

Frequently asked questions

Which colour for a 5 brand?

Green, by consensus.

Is there a logo calculator?

No; the colour reading is a table lookup on the number pages.

Do shapes carry numbers?

Not in any source found; the shape rules are Vastu-genre.

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