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Durga Puja, or Navratri, is celebrated as per various cultures and traditions by people in different states. Many people keep fast and worship Goddess Durga for over 9 days. Keeping fast and worshipping Goddess Durga is vital for getting her blessings. Apart from this, you can also wear some unique colours to get more out of the Chaitra Navratri 2024. Read more to know about the symbols of the colours for Navratri, along with dates and goddesses related to the holy occasion.
Chaitra Navratri 2024: Lucky Colours
There are lots of colours, and every colour has a special significance. People interested in keeping fasts and worshipping the Mother Goddess can do wonders and please the Mother Goddess. Try out these interesting colours in the upcoming nine days.
Day 1 (Pratipada) – Yellow
- 1st Day – April 9, 2024 (Tuesday)
- 1st incarnation of Goddess Durga – Goddess Shailputri, daughter of the mountains
- Colour of the day – Yellow
- Colour symbol – Happiness, positivity, optimism, and confidence
The 1st day of Navratri is associated with Goddess Shailputri. She is known to be the 1st form of Goddess Durga. she is associated with the colour Yellow. Wearing the colour yellow and worshipping Goddess Shailputi is said to bring joy, happiness and good luck in the lives of an individual.
Day 2 (Dwitiya) – Green
- 2nd Day – April 10, 2024 (Wednesday)
- 2nd incarnation of Goddess Durga – Goddess Brahmacharani, the female seeking spiritual knowledge
- Colour of the day – Green
- Colour symbol – Prosperity, unconditional love, and richness
The 2nd day of Navratri is associated with Goddess Brahmacharini. She is associated with the colour Green. It is believed that worshipping and wearing the colour green on the 2nd day of Navratri please the Goddess and help individuals seek her blessings.
Day 3 (Tritiya) – Grey
- 3rd Day – April 11, 2024 (Thursday)
- 3rd incarnation of Goddess Durga – Goddess Chandraghanta, destroyer of the foes of her devotees
- Colour of the day – Grey
- Colour symbol – Dignity, divine power, and knowledge
Day 3 of the Chaitra Navratri is associated with Goddess Chandraghanta. The colour associated with her is Grey. it is believed that the individual who worships Goddess Chandraghant and wears grey on the 3rd day of Navratri is blessed by the Goddess herself. She protects the natives from all wrong and also their enemies.
Day 4 (Chaturthi) – Orange
- 4th Day – April 12, 2024 (Friday)
- 4th incarnation of Goddess Durga – Goddess Kushmanda, the giver of luminosity and brightness
- Colour of the day – Orange/ saffron
- Colour symbol – Fame, name, and money
Day 4 of the Navratri is associated with Goddess Kushmanda, and her colour is orange. Wearing orange or saffron colour brings positivity and joy to the lives of the individual. Moreover, it is believed that individuals attain the blessings of the Goddess, who blesses them with monetary and financial gains and also confidence.
Day 5 (Panchami) – White
- 5th Day – April 13, 2024 (Saturday)
- 5th incarnation of Goddess Durga – Goddess Skandamata, mother of Skanda or Kartikeya, the war-god
- Colour of the day – White
- Colour symbol – Peace, prayer, faith, and stability
White is the colour that is considered auspicious to wear on the 5th day. This colour is associated with the Goddess Skandamata. It is believed that the people who wear this colour on the 5th day receive the blessings of the Goddess. The natives are blessed with stability and knowledge in their lives.
Day 6 (Shasthi) – Red
- 6th Day – April 14, 2022 (Sunday)
- 6th incarnation of Goddess Durga – Goddess Katyayani, a fierce form of Goddess Durga
- Colour of the day – Red
- Colour symbol – Power, passion, and fervour
The colour for day 6 is Red. Red is said to be the favourite and most loved colour of Goddess Durga. It is also the colour associated with her sixth form, known as Goddess Katyayani. Goddess Katyayni is known to bless individuals with power and wisdom. Thus, individuals who wear the colour red on the sixth day are said to attain the blessings of the Godess.
Day 7 (Saptami) – Royal Blue
- 7th Day – April 15, 2024 (Monday)
- 7th incarnation of Goddess Durga – Goddess Kalaratri, a destructive form of the Goddess
- Colour of the day – Royal Blue
- Colour symbol – Strong energy and tranquillity
The colour for the 7th day, also known as Ashtami, is Royal Blue. This colour is believed to be one of the most favourites of Goddess Kalratri and is also associated with the Goddess. According to the Vedas, wearing this colour on Saptmi provides an individual with strength and courage. It also makes the individual attain the blessings of Goddess Kalratri, who protects that nation from all evils.
Day 8 (Ashtami) – Pink
- 8th day – April 16, 2024 (Tuesday)
- 8th incarnation of Goddess Durga – Goddess Mahagauri, the fulfiller of all desires
- Colour of the day – Pink
- Colour symbol – Hope and freshness of perspective
The colour pink is said to be a happy colour. It is also associated with Goddess Mahagauri. It is believed that wearing the colour pink on Astami brings good luck and fortune to the individual. It is also said to make an individual experience peace and calmness around them.
Day 9 (Navami) – Purple
- 9th Day – April 17, 2024(Wednesday)
- 9th incarnation of Goddess Durga – Goddess Siddhidhatri, the giver of knowledge
- Colour of the day – Purple
- Colour symbol – Luxury, grandeur, and nobility
The colour purple is also known as the royal colour. It is believed that wearing Purple on Navmi is considered auspicious as it is considered to be the favourite colour of Goddess Siddhidhatri. Individuals who wear purple on Navmi are said to be blessed by the goddess and gain monetary and financial gains in their lives.
