9 Dress Colors To Wear During Nine Days Of Navratri 2023

The nine auspicious days of Navratri are celebrated throughout India in a variety of ways, including the most famous and magnificent Durga Puja.

Sharad Navratri 2023 will begin on September 26 and continue for nine days until October 4, followed by Dussehra on October 5.

While devotees practise fasting, festivities, offerings, and puja each day, the colours and meanings of each day of Navratri have special significance, since they represent the various incarnations of the goddess.

Here is a day-wise selection of colours you may want to consider wearing this Navratri:

First day: September 26 — Colour White

White represents chastity and innocence. Wear this colour on the first day of Navratri to invite inner serenity and safety.

Second day: September 27 — Colour Red

The colour red represents passion and love. It is the most popular colour for giving Chunri to the goddess Durga and is also known as the celebration colour. On the second day of Navratri, wearing red symbolises vitality and development in one’s life.

Third day: September 28— Colour Royal Blue

Royal Blue is synonymous with royal splendour and grace. On the third day, celebrate by embracing this colour to offer stability, tranquilly, and a sense of merit. Furthermore, it fosters spirituality and inner contentment in addition to financial wealth.

Fourth day: September 29 — Colour Yellow

Yellow gives one an abundance of vitality, happiness, and optimism. Wear this colour to appreciate Navratri and to experience the festivity’s liveliness.

Fifth day: September 30 — Colour Green

Green contributes grace and harmony. It symbolises growth, fertility, and new beginnings. Invoke the blessings of the mother during Navratri by removing all obstacles and moving toward prosperity with this calming hue.

Sixth day: October 1 — Colour Grey

Grey represents stability and keeps a person balanced. As the festivities of Durga Puja begin on Shashti and bring overwhelming delight to one’s life, one should wear the colour grey to maintain emotional equilibrium. Through the graces of Goddess Durga, this is the period when a person can seek clarity from uncertainty and experience a heightened sense of intellect.

7th Day: October 2 — Colour Orange

Orange encourages positive energy, imagination, and willpower. Wearing this colour on Saptami fosters a mood of harmony and aids in the successful resolution of problems.

8th Day: October 3 — Colour Peacock Green

The colour Peacock Green encourages health and personality. Wear this on Ashtami to support the uniqueness of those around you and to exhibit compassion.

9th Day: October 4 — Colour Pink

Pink is the colour associated with universal love, freshness, affection, and subdued joy. On the ninth day of Navrati, decorate the festivities with this colour in order to invite goodness, optimism, and blessings. Additionally, wearing pink makes one’s personality appealing and beautiful.

Important Note:- It is considered auspicious to incorporate these colours not only in clothing but also in one’s house and daily activities. It is also claimed that, while meditating (dhyana) throughout these nine days, one might choose to meditate on the colour of the day, which improves the individual’s aura and promotes healing on numerous levels.