The Temple Of Viadescioism

“Haint blue is a range of pale, blue-green colors that are often used to paint porch ceilings in the Southern United States. The tradition originated with the Gullah people in Georgia and South Carolina. 

Haint blue was originally thought to ward off ghosts or evil spirits (also called haints). It was meant to mimic the appearance of the sky or water and trick the spirit into leaving. 

Haint blue was used on more than just ceilings. It was also used on: Exterior trim, Decor, Windows, Shutters. 

The color was influenced by spiritual traditions that included wearing blue beads and clothing, because it was thought to offer protection. 

A popular shade of haint blue is hex #D1EAEB.”