Navratri 2024: What Colours To Wear Each Day

Navratri fasting, starting on the first day and ending on the last day after Kanya Pujan, involves wearing colours to honour the goddess and seek her blessings.

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On October 3, the first day of the festival, the yellow goddess Shailputri symbolizes happiness, brightness, and energy.

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On October 4th, Goddess Brahmacharini symbolizes growth, harmony, and new beginnings on Day 2 of the lunar calendar.

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On October 5th, Goddess Chandraghanta, a symbol of stability and strength, is observed on the third day of the festival.

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On October 6, Goddess Kushmanda, an orange goddess, symbolizes enthusiasm, warmth, and energy.

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On October 7th, Day 5, the white image of Goddess Skandamata symbolizes peace and purity.

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On October 8th, Day 6, the colour of Goddess Katyayani is red, symbolizing power and passion.

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On October 9, Day 7 features the royal blue colour, representing royalty, elegance, and wealth, represented by Goddess Kaalratri.

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On October 10th, Day 8, the colour pink symbolizes the divine figure Mahagauri, representing compassion, harmony, and love.

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On October 11th, Day 9, the color purple symbolizes spirituality, ambition, and prosperity.

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