The bunting, mesh sphere and palette boards in Worcester were funded by the city's business improvement district .
All use colours designed to highlight the area's heritage featuring shades such as "Elgar Bronze" and "Hive Gold". "Not only does it look fabulous, it also brings the city's history and heritage to life," said Bill Simpson, trustee at The Hopmarket Charity, who worked with the BID on the scheme.The artworks can be found in locations including The Shambles, The Hopmarket, Reindeer Court and Broad Street, the BID said.
There are also additional displays on New Street, Friar Street, Mealcheapen Street, and St. Swithin's.The distinctive Worcester Colour Palette was designed byIt was first used by The Arts Society Worcester and BID team to improve first impressions for visitors arriving by train at Foregate Street Station.include Saucy Orange, Cathedral Stone and Diglis Deep Blue, representing England deepest inland canal lock, the Diglis Lock in Worcester.
Jennifer from travel agency ArrangeMYescape added: "It's not only colourful but educational. A real celebration of what Worcestershire is all about."Follow BBC Hereford & Worcester on