Navarathri is a Hindu festival celebrated with great devotion and reverence in India. It is the most famous women’s festival and is held during the month of September or October.
“Navratri” literally means “nine nights” and the festival also lasts for nine nights.
Have you decided on which colour saree you are going to wear on each day this Navratri? In this post, we have curated sarees from our collection, keeping in mind each colour of Navratri.
Navratri begins on 26th September 2022 and ends on 5th October 2022 this year.
Day 1
White colour on 26th September 2022, Monday:
The first Navratri colour to fall in love with is white. White represents calmness, and people regard it with respect and pride. Goddess Brahmacharini is worshipped on this day and she represents love and loyalty. Our beautifully designed White saree will be an excellent choice for this day.
Day 2
Red colour on 27th September 2022, Tuesday:
Red is a vibrant colour that represents power and love. On this day, the Goddess Chandraghanta is honoured. You can celebrate the power of red by wearing our Mysore Crepe Silk Saree.
Day 3
Royal Blue colour on 28th September 2022, Wednesday
It’s the day goddess Kushmanda, also known as Ashtabhuja Devi, is worshipped. It is believed that she created the world with her smile. Wearing a blue saree and worshipping this goddess during Navratri is thought to improve one’s health, wealth, and strength.
Day 4
Yellow colour on 29th September 2022, Thursday:
Yellow is the colour of learning and knowledge in Hinduism. This is the colour of Goddess Skandmata, Lord Karthikeya’s mother (Muruga). On this day, wear our beautiful yellow mysore crepe silk Saree .
Day 5
Green Colour on 30th September 2022, Friday:
Green represents fresh start, growth, and fertility. Green is the colour of mother nature, and it is also used to honour the goddess Katyayani. She is the goddess who defeated the demon Mahisasuran. On the fifth day of Navratri, women wear green sarees and receive blessings from the goddess.
Day 6
Grey Colour on 1st October 2022, Saturday:
Grey is used to honour the goddess Kalaratri’s goodness. She is the seventh manifestation of the goddess Parvati and is regarded as the destroyer of all evil in the world. You can wear grey and pray to the goddess to remove all negativity from your life.
Day 7
Orange colour on 2nd October 2022, Sunday:
Orange is such a vibrant and lovely colour. The colour orange is associated with warmth, fire, and energy. The colour orange is associated with Goddess Shailputri. Ladies celebrate by wearing bright and beautiful orange sarees.
Day 8
Peacock Green Colour on 3rd October 2022, Monday:
On this day, the Goddess Siddhidhatri is honoured. Siddhi refers to supernatural power, and dhatri refers to the giver. On the eigth day of Navratri, peacock green is a stunning colour to wear. Take a look at our beautiful saree in peacock green colour.
Day 9
Pink colour on 4th October 2022, Tuesday:
Pink is associated with the goddess Mahagauri. Goddess Mahagauri is a Durga avatar who is worshipped to put an end to all human suffering. Pink is also the colour of intelligence and peace. So, on this day, wear your best pink Saree from your saree collection. You can buy one from our extensive collection.
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