Navratri 2025: 9 colours & their deep spiritual significance
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Mar 27, 2025
Pratipada (Yellow)
Yellow symbolizes happiness and positivity. Devotees wear yellow to invoke Goddess Shailputri’s blessings for strength and wisdom.
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Dwitiya (Green)
Green represents growth, fertility, and renewal. This colour is dedicated to Goddess Brahmacharini, bringing peace and harmony.
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Tritiya (Grey)
Grey signifies balance and resilience. It is linked to Goddess Chandraghanta, who destroys negativity and blesses devotees with courage.
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Chaturthi (Orange)
Orange symbolizes energy and enthusiasm. Wearing this shade invokes Goddess Kushmanda’s divine power and strength.
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Panchami (White)
White represents peace and purity. It is dedicated to Goddess Skandamata, bringing calmness and devotion.
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Shashti (Red)
Red signifies passion and power. Goddess Katyayani is honored with this vibrant hue, symbolizing strength and love.
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Saptami (Royal Blue)
Royal Blue reflects strong willpower. Devotees wear this shade to seek protection and blessings from Goddess Kalaratri.
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Ashtami (Pink)
Pink represents hope and love. Goddess Mahagauri’s day is celebrated with this colour, bringing prosperity and harmony.
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Navami (Purple)
Purple symbolizes ambition and wisdom. Dedicated to Goddess Siddhidatri, it signifies spiritual enlightenment and divine energy.
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