The colours used on this page are taken from classical jyotish scriptures:
Bṛhat Jātaka
Chapter 2, verse 5 explicitly lists each graha’s varṇa: tāmra (coppery) for Sun, śveta (white) for Moon, ati-rakta (very red) for Mars, harita (green) for Mercury, vyāpīta (very yellow) for Jupiter, citra (variegated) for Venus, and asita (not-white/black) for Saturn.
The colours used on this page are taken from classical jyotish scriptures:
Bṛhat Jātaka
Chapter 2, verse 5 explicitly lists each graha’s varṇa: tāmra (coppery) for Sun, śveta (white) for Moon, ati-rakta (very red) for Mars, harita (green) for Mercury, vyāpīta (very yellow) for Jupiter, citra (variegated) for Venus, and asita (not-white/black) for Saturn.
The colours used on this page are taken from classical jyotish scriptures:
Bṛhat Jātaka
Chapter 2, verse 5 explicitly lists each graha’s varṇa: tāmra (coppery) for Sun, śveta (white) for Moon, ati-rakta (very red) for Mars, harita (green) for Mercury, vyāpīta (very yellow) for Jupiter, citra (variegated) for Venus, and asita (not-white/black) for Saturn.
The colours used on this page are taken from classical jyotish scriptures:
Bṛhat Jātaka
Chapter 2, verse 5 explicitly lists each graha’s varṇa: tāmra (coppery) for Sun, śveta (white) for Moon, ati-rakta (very red) for Mars, harita (green) for Mercury, vyāpīta (very yellow) for Jupiter, citra (variegated) for Venus, and asita (not-white/black) for Saturn.
The colours used on this page are taken from classical jyotish scriptures:
Bṛhat Jātaka
Chapter 2, verse 5 explicitly lists each graha’s varṇa: tāmra (coppery) for Sun, śveta (white) for Moon, ati-rakta (very red) for Mars, harita (green) for Mercury, vyāpīta (very yellow) for Jupiter, citra (variegated) for Venus, and asita (not-white/black) for Saturn.
The colours used on this page are taken from classical jyotish scriptures:
Bṛhat Jātaka
Chapter 2, verse 5 explicitly lists each graha’s varṇa: tāmra (coppery) for Sun, śveta (white) for Moon, ati-rakta (very red) for Mars, harita (green) for Mercury, vyāpīta (very yellow) for Jupiter, citra (variegated) for Venus, and asita (not-white/black) for Saturn.
The colours used on this page are taken from classical jyotish scriptures:
Bṛhat Jātaka
Chapter 2, verse 5 explicitly lists each graha’s varṇa: tāmra (coppery) for Sun, śveta (white) for Moon, ati-rakta (very red) for Mars, harita (green) for Mercury, vyāpīta (very yellow) for Jupiter, citra (variegated) for Venus, and asita (not-white/black) for Saturn.
The colours used on this page are taken from classical jyotish scriptures:
Bṛhat Jātaka
Chapter 2, verse 5 explicitly lists each graha’s varṇa: tāmra (coppery) for Sun, śveta (white) for Moon, ati-rakta (very red) for Mars, harita (green) for Mercury, vyāpīta (very yellow) for Jupiter, citra (variegated) for Venus, and asita (not-white/black) for Saturn.
The colours used on this page are taken from classical jyotish scriptures:
Bṛhat Jātaka
Chapter 2, verse 5 explicitly lists each graha’s varṇa: tāmra (coppery) for Sun, śveta (white) for Moon, ati-rakta (very red) for Mars, harita (green) for Mercury, vyāpīta (very yellow) for Jupiter, citra (variegated) for Venus, and asita (not-white/black) for Saturn.