Navratri 2026: Day-Wise Colours And Their Meaning

The first day of Navratri is associated with yellow, a colour often linked with happiness, positivity and energy. Devotees can wear yellow as they begin the nine-day celebration.

Green represents growth, harmony and freshness. It is associated with a sense of renewal and is a popular festive colour during Navratri.

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Grey is associated with balance and calmness. It represents a composed and steady state of mind during the festive period

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Orange represents enthusiasm, warmth and energy. The vibrant shade adds a festive touch and is commonly associated with positivity.

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White symbolises peace, purity and serenity. Wearing white on this day reflects a calm and peaceful festive spirit.

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Red is associated with strength, passion and energy. It is one of the most vibrant colours connected with Navratri celebrations.

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Blue represents stability, confidence and depth. The colour adds a vibrant yet elegant touch to the Navratri celebrations.

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Pink is associated with love, kindness and compassion. It brings a bright and cheerful feel to the celebrations. •

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Purple is often associated with royalty, elegance and spiritual richness. It marks the final day of the nine-day celebration with a vibrant festive colour.

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