Updated : 22-09-2025 ; Author : Ashritha Pendkar , and Team Plus100years.com
Dive into Navratri: Discover the 9 Goddesses’ Fierce and Graceful Transformations!
9 Days, 9 Goddesses: Unravel the Colourful Mystique of Navratri Celebrations!
The nine-night Navratri celebration honours Goddess Durga’s nine manifestations. A daily colourful garment representing the deity to be adored is a festival ritual.
One of the modern therapy, Colour therapy, is also associated with spirituality and divinity ….
The Storylines Behind 9 Colours For 9 Days:
Day 1:
Colour: White
Goddess Name: Shailputri, the mountain goddess, is honoured on Day 1.
The celebrations are performed calmly and innocently in white. This symbolises peace, purity, and tranquillity.
Day 2:
Colour: Red
Goddess Name: Brahmacharini is worshipped on the (2nd) second day.
She represents penance and dedication—red symbolised passion, power, and fiery vigour, reflecting the goddess’s determination.
Day 3: Royal Blue
Goddess Chandraghanta is honoured on Day 3.
Who wears the crescent moon on her brow. Blue symbolises peace, heavenly energy, and her rich shape.
Day 4: Yellow
Goddess Kushmanda is celebrated on Day 4.
It indicates the universe’s strength, brightness, and hope, symbolising the goddess’s birth-bringing power.
Day 5: Green
Goddess Skandamata is worshipped on Day 5.
Green symbolised mother nature, propagation, and fertility, Skandamata’s loving and protecting qualities.
Day 6:
Colour: Grey
Katyayani Devi is worshipped on Day 6 in her warlike energy form.
The Deity’s might and peace balance are shown by Grey, who can destroy evil while remaining calm.
Day 7:
Colour : Orange
Goddess Name: Kalratri, the Mother’s worst field, was dedicated to her on Day 7.
Orange radiance keeps the festival of hope alive in the future, along with fire, warmth, and vigour.
Day 8: Peacock Green
Goddess Name: Mahaguri is devoted on Day 8. It indicates the day was pure and peaceful. Peacock colours are distinctive, promote fresh beginnings, and remind people of nature’s beauty.
Day 9:
Colour: Pink
Goddess Name: Siddhidatri Devi, the Goddess of Siddhis, granted all Siddhis on the final day of power, ie, Day 9.
Pink symbolises love, compassion, and peace, which are the hallmarks of a worldwide society, as the biggest celebration of the week concludes.
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