
Day 1 Yellow: Dedicated to Goddess Shailputri. Yellow represents positivity and cheerfulness, perfect to start Navratri with joy and warmth. (Source: Photo by instagram )

Day 2 Green: This day honours Goddess Brahmacharini. Green symbolises harmony, new beginnings, and growth, inviting peace into your life. (Source: Photo by instagram )

Day 3 Grey: Goddess Chandraghanta is worshipped on Day 3. Grey stands for balance, composure, and inner strength. (Source: Photo by instagram )

Day 4 Orange: Day 4 celebrates Goddess Kushmanda. Orange radiates energy, confidence, and enthusiasm, a colour of creativity and joy. (Source: Photo by instagram )

Day 5 White: Dedicated to Goddess Skandamata. White represents purity and peace, encouraging spiritual focus and inner calm. (Source: Photo by instagram )

Day 6 Red: Goddess Katyayani is worshipped on Day 6. Red symbolises power, strength, and determination, perfect for invoking courage. (Source: Photo by instagram )

Day 7 Royal Blue: Day 7 honours Goddess Kalaratri. Royal blue stands for divine energy, protection, and removing negativity. (Source: Photo by instagram )

Day 8 Pink: Goddess Mahagauri is celebrated on this day. Pink symbolises love, compassion, and harmony, a colour of gentle devotion. (Source: Photo by instagram )

Day 9 Purple: The final day (Navami) honours Goddess Siddhidatri. Purple represents ambition, power, and spiritual awakening, marking the culmination of Navratri with divine blessings. (Source: Photo by instagram )