Why the tudors rose was coloured red and white?

The Tudor Rose combines the red rose of Lancaster and the white rose of York, symbolizing the unification of the two rival factions after the Wars of the Roses. This emblem emerged during the reign of Henry VII, who founded the Tudor dynasty by marrying Elizabeth of York. The red and white colors represent peace and reconciliation between the two houses, marking the end of conflict and the beginning of a stable monarchy.