Use the color wheel: primary (red, blue, yellow), secondary (orange, purple, green), and intermediates. Green is universal. Blue cools, red heats, yellow cheers, purple calms, orange dramatizes.
Use teapots, champagne glasses, clay pots, baskets—any clean, polished container.
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