Navaratri is a nine-day festival dedicated to nine different forms of the Goddess Durga, with a unique colour belonging to each of her forms. Wearing these colours aligns your energy with the Goddess, enhancing devotion, positivity, and spiritual growth during this auspicious festival.
Wear white on the first day to seek blessings from Maa Shailputri. White represents purity, innocence, and calmness; it reflects a fresh start and mental clarity. Wearing white attracts positivity, calms the mind, and sets a positive tone for the Navratri celebrations ahead.
Red represents passion, energy, and love, and is the favourite colour of Maa Brahmacharini. Wearing red energizes the body and mind, boosts vitality, courage, and motivation, and fills the day with warmth, devotion, and dynamic energy as you celebrate the Goddess’s strength and power.
Worshippers wear royal blue to worship Maa Chandraghanta, the married avatar of Goddess Parvati; it reflects richness, depth, and peace, encouraging calmness, mental clarity, and emotional stability, while inviting blessings for marital bliss, harmony, and spiritual growth on the third day of Navaratri.
The fourth day of Navaratri is dedicated to Maa Kushmanda, whose half-moon forehead reflects serenity and beauty. Dressing in yellow uplifts your mood, increases confidence, promotes creativity, and fills the celebrations with energy, laughter, and happiness.
Green signifies growth, fertility, peace, and harmony. On this day, worship Maa Skandamata wearing green to attract new beginnings, good health, and spiritual calm; also, connect you with nature and make it perfect for meditation, prayer, and rejuvenating your mind and soul.
Dedicated to the fifth form of Goddess Durga, Maa Katyayani, loves grey, the colour that reflects balance, stability, and groundedness. Dressing in grey helps control emotions, promotes practicality, and absorbs the Goddess’s nurturing and protective energy.
Orange radiates warmth, vibrancy, and enthusiasm. Devotees wear orange to worship Maa Kaalratri, which energizes their mind, attracts success, and creates a lively, upbeat environment to celebrate devotion, strength, and the energy of Navaratri.
The eighth day of Navaratri is dedicated to Maa Mahagauri, and peacock green colour is her favourite. This colour reflects individuality, freshness, and compassion; wearing it honours Maa Mahagauri, invites uniqueness, creativity, and calmness.
Represents love, harmony, and affection. Dressing in pink to worship Maa Siddhirartri supports compassion, emotional balance, and spiritual connection, completing your 10-day Navaratri journey with grace and positivity, with the blessings of Adishakti.