Which color is most commonly used in packaging for Torah scrolls and their protective cases (known as 'mantles') in Judaism?

Religious products often feature intentional color schemes that carry deep symbolic meaning. From sacred texts to devotional items, these color choices aren't random but rooted in centuries of tradition and theological significance. This poll tests your knowledge of how product packaging in the religious goods industry leverages color psychology to connect with believers. Can you identify which color is traditionally associated with one of the world's major religious packaging traditions?

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Royal Blue with Silver accents - representing the colors of the Israeli flag
White with Gold embroidery - symbolizing purity and divine revelation
Deep Purple with Gold trim - signifying royalty and God's kingship
Crimson Red with Silver embellishments - representing the blood covenant