Nothing compares to the festive vibes of the Navratri season. From food to pooja to colourful clothes everything has a significance of its own. Let's take a look at the nine festive colours of this Navratri season and its importance.
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Day 1- GreyKnown as Pratipada, this day is associated with the Shailaputri incarnation of Parvati. She is dressed in grey colour.
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Day 2- OrangeOn the second day Goddess Brahmacharini another incarnation of Parvati is worshipped. Orange is the color of this day. Orange depicts strong energy and warmth.
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Day 3 -WhiteThrid day commemorates the worship of Chandraghanta, the name derived from the fact after marrying Shiva. White is the color of the third day,
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Day 4- RedThe day of worshipping Kushmanda on Chaturthi. She is dressed in red color.
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Day 5- Royal BlueSkandamata goddess is worshipped on this day. Panchami as it's called, depicts the day of the Skanda, mother of Kartikeya. Royal Blue symbolises transforming strength.
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Day 6 - YellowYellow is known for Katyayini as she is dressed in Yellow colour.
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Day 7- GreenKalaratri is revered on Saptami. The color of the day is Green. On Saptami, the goddess appears in green color attire with rage and fire in her eyes.
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Day 8 -Peacock GreenMahagauri is worshiped on this day. This color depicts optimism.
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Day 9- PurpleThe last day is known as Navami, people pray to Siddhidhatri. Sitting on the lotus, the purple color of the day portrays an admiration towards nature's beauty.
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