Navratri is one of India's most celebrated festival. Age old customs passed down through generations, family gatherings and community traditions such as Garba sees families come together across the country during each of the nine nights of Navratri.
A unique, auspicious colour represents each of the nine days of Navratri representing the divine energy of Goddess Durga, with devotees and women wearing clothes in these nine colours on each day of the auspicious festival of Navratri. With a myriad of colour options available, our selection of festive kurta sets is an ideal choice to celebrate the nine days of navratri - whether it is to visit a temple, for a Navratri pooja or even for Garba evenings with family and friends.
Day 1 – Yellow: Divine Beginnings
Yellow marks the first day of Navratri and represents a new dawn signifying happiness, and positive energy. A yellow Navratri kurta set the tone for the beginning of the nine day long festivities and symbolises welcoming the divine Goddess Durga with joy.
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Festive Vibrance
Our mustard floral kurta set is the perfect outfit to kickstart the Navratri celebrations.The rich mustard hueembodies positive energy and celebration — ideal for the beginning of the nine day festival.
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Comfortable Festive Clothing
Light, breathable fabric coupled with floral print and hand embroidered details gives this style a comfortable and airy fit, while staying appropriate for festive gatherings, ensuring onecelebrates in style!
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Styling Tip
Pair this rich yellow kurta set with traditional juttis (Indian shoes) and enamel or silver jewelry to create a striking look for day one of your Navratri celebrations!
Day 2 – Green: Growth and Balance
Symbolic of nature, abundance of health and rebirth, the second day of Navratri is represented by the colour green. A green Navratri kurta set reflects balance and prosperity, making it a meaningful choice for the second day of the festival.
- Oneness with nature and tradition
The use of a pastel green colour, combined with handpainted paisleys in floral tones is representative of the relationship of our Indian heritage with nature and seasons, especially as Navratri aligns with the onset of spring. On the other hand, the hand drawn paisley is a motif rooted in heritage Indian crafts.
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Daytime Elegance
The ecru base mixed with motifs in a pastel lime shade of green makes this kurta set ideal for celebrations during the daytime during Navratri, whether it is family gatherings or community activities.
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Styling tip
Accessories are your best friend to elevate the kurta set, we would recommend pairing it with statement jhumkis and contrast toned juttis, adding a touch of festive elegance to your outfit. Do not forget the fuschia and green toned dupatta that accompanies the style!
Day 3 – Purple: Strength and Balance
The colour purple represents authority, respect, and spiritual empowerment. A Embroidered Purple Kurta Set makes you feel just that and is ideal for day three of Navratri.
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Statement Festive Colour
A deep purple tone in a rich tissue fabric with a hand embroidered yoke is the perfect choice to make a gold statement on day three, as the festivities for Navratri progress. Hand embroidery, indicative of our rich Indian heritage, come together to create a beautiful, festive garment.
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Celebratory Evening Events
Whether it’s festive dinner with the family or celebratory Garba nights, the richness of the purple kurta set will add a touch of sparkle to all your celebrations.
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Style tip: Pair it with the right jewellery
To complement the gold tone of the hand embroidered yoke, we would recommend adding statement gold jhumkas or chand baalis to elevate your festive look.
Day 4 – Orange: Energy and Positivity
Staying trur to it’s vibrancy, the colour orange indicates warmth, vitality and devotion.
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Bright Festive Appearance
The tangerine and fuschia floral saree is a representation of the colourful spirit of the Navratri festival. The bright colour, with a contrast fuschia border and blouse, will instantly make for a statement festive piece in your wardrobe.
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Combining Tradition and Modernity
The nine yard drape is rooted in Indian tradition. Combined with a delicate painterly floral print, the tangerine and fushcia floral saree balances heritage with modern prints, embodying the ethos of the brand.
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Perfect for Garba Night
Drape it both ways by switching the shoulder on the pallu and pair it with your most comfortable juttis - a perfect choice for an active and energetic night for Garba festivities.
Day 5 – White: Peace and Serenity
Purity, calmness and clarity of thought - the colour white is symbolic of all things serene. urity, calmness, and spiritual clarity. A white kurta set for day five of Navratri is a refreshing change halfway through the nine day long festival.
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Minimalist Festive Charm
A minimal ecru floral square neck kurta has an effortless elegance and is the perfect choice for quiet festive moments during Navratri
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Sophisticated Daywear
Graceful yet subtle, the delicate floral placement of the print in pastel tones, with an embellished neckline and sleeves instantly elevates the look, making it suitable for Indian festivities.
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Styling Tip
Simple but Classic We would recommend adding minimal pearl jewellery, further accentuating the pearl embellishments on the kurta set, enhancing the elegance of this outfit.
Day 6 – Red: Strength, Passion and Devotion
A symbol of strength, red is synomymous with Goddess Durga, the embodiment of Bravery,strength and poise. A red kurta set is a classic choice for the sixth day of Navratri.
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Iconic Colour for Festivities
Indian chintz, a representation of India’s cultural influence globally and a deep festive red tone truly captures the essence of traditional Indian celebrations
- Perfect for Every Festive Celebration
The richness of red is rooted in Indian culture, providing a suitable option for every Indian festival, including Navratri.
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Styling Tip: Accessorise Boldly
Gold temple jewellery and our handwoven gold tissue dupatta - paired with the red kurta set - is the perfect outfit all Indian festive needs - becoming a staple in one’s wardrobe.
Day 7 – Royal Blue: Calm Strength
The colour blue represents stability, calmness, and confidence. For day seven of Navratri, a Teal Blue Kurta Set adds depth to your festive wardrobe.
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Rich Tone for Festivities
A two toned teal and blue kurta set is an elegant choice to represent day seven of the Navratri festival.
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Ideal for evening festivities
The deep, jewel themed colours of the kurta set, make it a perfect choice for evening festivities - whether it is Garba nights or evening pooja with family.
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Styling Tip: Keep it simple
To keep the focus on the rich colour tones of the kurta set, pair the outfit with delicate silver jewellery and a statement clutch for a refined festive look.
Day 8 – Pink: Grace and Hope
The colour pink symbolises feminine strength, grace and compassion. Soft yet festive, a kurta set in light pastel pink tones for Navratri sets the tone for the final days of the traditional Indian festival.
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A Feminine Touch to Festivities
Feminine and floral, the dusty pink floral kurta set adds soft elegance to any festival, especially Navratri, making it ideal for day eight of the celebration.
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Ideal for Daytime Celebrations
Pastel, airy and relaxed, the dusty pink floral kurta set can be worn throughout the day - whether it is to visit the temple or simply to have a full festive lunch spread with your family or for evening pooja at the community temple.
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Styling Tip
Pair it with pastel meenakaril accessories adding a subtle contrast to the dusty pinj colour of the kurta set, enhancing the outfit further.
Day 9 – Peacock Green: Prosperity and Harmony
Peacock green represents prosperity, harmony, and spiritual fulfilment. Perfect for the concluding day of Navratri, the colour evokes a sense of calm fulfillment at the end of the nine day festivities.
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Elegant Festive Finale
A green chintz sleeveless kurta set with a hand embroidered yoke reflects richness while being subtle, blends Indian craftsmanship and comfort, making it a perfect fit to conclude the nine day long celebrations.
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Modern Festive Style
The sleeveless design keeps the outfit comfortable for celebrations while maintaining elegance.
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Final Day Styling Tip
Complete the look with bold earrings and embroidered footwear to celebrate the grand finale of Navratri. Don’t forget to pair it with our matching dupatta to elevate the look further!
Final Note
Celebrating Navratri by wearing the nine colours of the festival is a beautiful way to bring the warmth of Indian festivals into your home, while adding styles that represent Indian craftsmanship and stand the test of time to your wardrobe. Choosing a unique Navratri outfit for each day of the festival also helps develop a sense of belongingness with other members of the community who also choose to wear Navratri outfits for all nine days. .
Vibrant yellows, peacock greens and festive hues, our selection of Navratri outfits allows you to feel one with the divine and participate in all festivities - prayers, Garba nights and family gatherings.
FAQ’s:-
1. What is the significance of the nine colours of Navratri?
Each Navratri colour is symbolic of a different quality of the holy Goddess Durga. Wearing the colour of the day is believed to be a way of honouring Goddess Durga and ringing in blessings for everyone during the nine day festival.
2. What is an ideal Navratri outfit?
Comfortable, festive and high quality - a Navratri outfit should be all of the above - allowing the wearer easy movement and comfort throughout all festivities.
3. Can kurta sets be worn for Garba nights?
Yes, lightweight and well-designed kurta sets are ideal for Garba and Dandiya celebrations. Pair them with comfortable footwear and statement jewellery for a festive appearance.
4. How do I accessorise Navratri outfits?
Oxidised jewellery with meenakari work, statement jhumkas, comfortable juttis, embroidered bags, and colourful bangles complement Navratri outfits beautifully without taking attention away from the outfit.
5. How can I plan outfits for all nine days of Navratri?
Follow the official Navratri colour calendar and ensure you find the right outfit as per your preferences that matches the colour of the day. Experiment with silhouettes so that you get a chance to create a new look every day, without it feeling repetitive. This allows you to celebrate the festival in style while respecting traditional symbolism.
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