In West Bengal, political transitions are vividly illustrated through color changes in the state's visual identity. For 34 years, the Left Front's rule was represented by the iconic red of the Writers’ Building, symbolizing their ideological dominance. However, Mamata Banerjee's rise to power in 2011 marked a significant shift as she moved the administrative headquarters to Nabanna, adopting a blue and white color scheme that she claimed represented the limitless sky. This transformation was not without controversy, as critics questioned the use of taxpayer money for such aesthetic changes. As the state approaches another election, exit polls indicate a potential surge for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), raising the question of whether saffron could become the next dominant color in Bengal. This potential shift would signify a historic change for a party that previously held only three seats in the assembly, further illustrating the state's evolving political narrative through its colors.