India is a country that celebrates a multitude of festivals every month and for every relationship. All these events are applauded with beautiful dresses and ornaments for every gender. There are many traditions involved in these special occasions. Goddess Durga is an icon for women around the world and this occasion is celebrated with great joy and is dedicated to all those strong females who sacrifice themselves for the welfare of their families and their nation. This Navratri season, we at Mirra Clothing are here to showcase the importance of this festival and the collection of Navratri saree colors that represent a special meaning to each of those nine days.
What are the 9 Colours of Navratri 2021?
Why nine colors? These are the usual forms that Goddess Durga undertakes which is celebrated as Navratri (Nava means nine and Ratri indicates nights). The colors are not the same for all 9 days in all regions of India and it also differs every year. So for this year 2021, the colors that are chosen to symbolize Goddess Durga are:
- Yellow
- Green
- Grey
- Orange
- White
- Red
- Royal Blue
- Pink
- Purple
Let us take a look at the detailed significance and collection of each of these shades and you will be amazed at the wondrous collection of saree colors that are available for Navratri in Mirra Clothing.
1. Grey
This day is celebrated to honor Devi Kalratri and the color that signifies this day is the color grey. Grey shade is a neutral hue and it is used to symbolize the strong ability to transform and withstanding all storms.
Grey color is a symbol of refinement and power. Grey saree colors for Navratri can be worn with a designer black blouse and some statement antique earrings can be a beautiful addition to the look.
2. Orange
Orange is normally a bright shade that showcases brightness and energy. It simply represents the happiness and the positive side of women. This day is celebrated in the honor of Devi Shailaputri. So, there are a beautiful variety of orange saree colors for Navratri that are available to purchase in Mirra Clothing. Orange is also a popular hue which women wear at many special festivals.
3. White
When we think of the white shade, peace is the first syllable that comes to our mind. Celebrating this day for Goddess Brahmacharini, white is the calm hue that is worn on the third day of Navratri.
Calmness is what white represents and people do see this color with respect and pride. A plain white saree can always be pricking to wear or watch.
So a beautifully designed white saree with floral print can be a great outfit for any festival. It will be easy to handle and when the blouse design is also worn with an equal amount of elegance, then you would surely love the look.
4. Red
The fourth day of Navratri is celebrated to Devi Chandraghanta and the color of clothing for this day is red. Red is always a bright hue that symbolizes power and love. It is a color that suits all Indian skin tones and it has a strong impact on both the wearer and the admirer. This shade is suitable for all informal and formal events.
5. Royal blue
The fifth day of Navratri is dedicated to Goddess Kushmanda and the color royal blue symbolizes the meaning of good health and wealth. This shade of blue always sparkles amongst every other hue ever-present on Earth as it is the definition of grace and royalty. This rich shade is a sharp color for women & men’s clothing too.
6. Yellow
Devi Skandamata is worshiped on the sixth day of Navratri. The color yellow is worn by all women as it is considered to bring ample happiness and a bright future into our lives. We can always find this shiny color in all festive events as it gives a fresh and exquisite appearance to the whole occasion. In Mirra Clothing, one can find unbelievable shades of yellow saree colors that are apt for informal meetings too.
7. Green
Green is truly the shade of nature. The seventh day of Navratri is dedicated to Devi Katyani. This color often reminds us of growth and the much-needed prosperity in our world. The green color is also dedicated to the new beginnings that are about to happen in our lives.
8. Pink
Pink is a natural color that suits and looks dreamy on every women. The pink shade is something that is popular in our country and the hue looks really ravishing on a silk or cotton saree. Pink color might mean calm but since is a shade of the reds it also has the meaning of sacrifice and alertness. This beautiful six drapes of clothing dyed in a beautiful pink color can be a sheen delight to admire.
9. Purple
The final day of Navratri is honored for Devi Mahagauri and the color that is worn by the female population is purple. Once used a color that was exclusive for the elite community, this hue is used to represent power and peace.
Nothing beats a deeply intimidating Banarasi silk saree that speaks volumes about the wearer and the shiny golden zari weaves is just like a cherry on a creamy pie.
Conclusion
Navratri can sure be celebrated to worship and honor one of the greatest power and symbol of women, Goddess Durga, and her nine significant forms. Mirra Clothing has a huge collection of these Navratri saree colors and more to choose from.
