Significance of Navratri Colours - Navaratri Festival 2026

Many devotees of Goddess Durga take these colours pretty seriously and wear clothes accordingly. It is believed that doing so brings prosperity, blessings and good luck. Sharad Navratri, a nine-day festival, commences on October. Each day of this festival is associated with a unique color, including pink, white, red, orange, yellow, maroon, dark blue, green, purple, and beige, each carrying its own special meaning and significance. 

Nine colors of Navratri 2026

First Day  - Pratipada - White
White: The white color represents peace, purity, and innocence.

Second Day  - Dwitiya - Red
Red: Red symbolizes action, passion, and perseverance.

Third Day  - Tritiya - Royal Blue
Royal Blue: Royal blue represents power and authority.

Fourth Day  - Chaturthi - Yellow
Yellow: Yellow color represents energy, cheerfulness, and luminosity.

Fifth Day  - Panchami - Green
Green: The green color symbolizes relaxation

Sixth Day  - Shashti - Orange/ Yellow
Orange/ Yellow: The color orange symbolizes action, passion, and creativity.

Seventh Day  - Saptami - Green/ Blue/ Purple
Green/ Blue/ Purple: The green/ blue /purple color symbolizes rest, calmness, and wisdom.

Eighth Day  - Ashtami - Red/ Maroon
Red/ Maroon: The red/ maroon is the color of sacrifice which brings true fulfillment.

Ninth Day  - Navami - White/ Gold
White/ Gold: The color white/ gold symbolizes purity, perfection, and prosperity.


Significance of Navratri Colours - Navaratri Festival


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