navratri colours 2025

 Navratri Colours 2025: Nine Days, Nine Hues of Devotion

Navratri — literally “nine nights” — is a vibrant Hindu festival celebrating the divine feminine (Devi) and her nine forms (Navadurga). Each day is associated with a special colour, believed to resonate with the energy of the goddess worshipped on that day. Wearing or using that colour is thought to enhance spiritual connection, positivity, and harmony. 

In 2025, the Sharad (autumn) Navratri is observed from 22 September to 2 October (Vijayadashami) . Below is a day-wise guide to colours, deities, and the deeper meaning behind each.

Day Date Goddess (Form) Colour Symbolism & Notes

Day 1 22 Sept Maa Shailaputri White Purity, innocence, calm — the foundation. Devotees begin with serenity and inner cleansing. 

Day 2 23 Sept Maa Brahmacharini Red Energy, courage, devotion. A fiery colour that inspires perseverance in spiritual discipline. 

Day 3 24 Sept Maa Chandraghanta Royal Blue Depth, tranquility, balance. This hue reflects both strength and serenity. 

Day 4 25 Sept Maa Kushmanda Yellow Brightness, optimism, positivity. Yellow is uplifting and joyful. 

Day 5 26 Sept Maa Skandamata Green Growth, harmony, fertility, renewal. Green connects to nature and life. 

Day 6 27 Sept Maa Katyayani Grey Balance, stability, humility. A subtle, grounding shade amid brighter colours. 

Day 7 28 Sept Maa Kaalratri Orange Boldness, energy, transformation. It’s a colour of fierce protection and vitality. 

Day 8 29 Sept Maa Mahagauri Peacock Green Compassion, uniqueness, freshness. A radiant green-bluish hue that stands out. 

Day 9 30 Sept Maa Siddhidatri Pink Love, harmony, grace. The final colour denotes spiritual fulfillment

 and blessings.