"9 Days, 9 Colours, 1 festival" Confused about what to wear during Navratri? READ THIS

As we all know Holi is known to be the festival of colours however, Navratri can be one of the festivals that can showcase some of the most vibrant shades of colours while being celebrated with euphoric presence.

Instead of colours being “thrown at” all over your face and body in Holi,Navratri is a Gujarati festival of dance with 9 nights being dedicated to melodic music and synchronized set of dance moves which looks beautiful while being performed.

This festival for anyone performing or just present to witness would be left in awe and glee, reason being, people wear the best of their attire and if you observe closely most of them wear a similar shade of colour on a given day which is not a coincidence. Instead, all of those 9 days represents a different colour.

Most of the people celebrating this festival always confuse themselves while trying to see which colour represents colour and what to wear on a given day.

Here’s a table that would help you to choose perfect set of colours for this Navratri.

The table below is divided into 5 columns:

• Day: This column would let you know which day we are talking about.
• Sanskrit Name: This column translates the name of the day into Sanskrit.
• Goddess Worshipped: This column will inform you about the name of the Goddess being worshiped on that day.
• Goddess Wear: This column will inform you about the colour that the Goddess is supposed to wear.
• Devotees Wear: This column informs about what you as a devotee need to wear.