Kybele
The purpose of using light shades of white and brown in this study is because they represent purity, cleanliness, reliability and naturalness. White symbolizes purity, cleanliness and innocence. White is considered a sacred color by many societies. Those who love this color are people who are in search of a different and free world, away from conflict. According to Kandisky, white represents birth. It has a feature that reduces negative effects. It also has an effect that helps you get rid of your fears. It represents composure and nobility while strengthening the person. Representing stability and continuity, white makes you feel peaceful. It gives confidence and increases the power of thought.
Brown; It is the color of feeling safe, protective and rich. Brown gives a sense of confidence in life. Since brown is exactly the same as the color of earth, it symbolizes creativity, abundance and abundance. Brown is one of the main colors of nature that is reborn every year with the spring season. In psychology, the color brown means harmony and peace. However, as a result of some research, it was revealed that the basic color of altruistic and nurturing personalities is brown. Hundreds of different crops are grown in soil every year. Brown, the color of the earth, resembles people who offer favors and make sacrifices without expecting anything in return. Other meanings of brown in psychology are compromise and friendship.
This goddess, known as Kubaba in Anatolia, is called Kybele in Phrygia and basically points to the same point; A strong and astute female form that radiates feminine energy into life.
In Phrygia, Cybele, the mother goddess, was worshiped on mountain peaks. Goddess Kybele, who is referred to as Magna mater, that is, the mother of the gods, is a mother goddess integrated with nature. This mother goddess cult dates back to 6500 BC in Anatolia.
In pagan belief, the mother goddess, who stands out as a power model and goddess who has influence over all gods and goddesses, is a very important figure in terms of symbolizing fertility, proliferation and abundance.
