Navratri: The Celebration Of The Grandeur, Divinity & Spirituality
‘Navratri’ is a very auspicious festival celebrated with great pomp and show all over the country, especially Gujarat. Navratri or the 9 nights marks the beginning of the winter season. Though Navratri is celebrated with different rituals in different regions of India. Navratri in Gujarat is celebrated in a very unique way and is quite popular in western countries as well.
The nine incarnations of Goddess Durga, who vanquished Mahishasura, are worshipped by believers. They keep a fast, engage in puja, and wear beautiful colourful costumes associated with each of the nine days. The devotees worship ‘Shakti’ the symbol of Divine Femininity, Power & Spirituality. Shakti is also known by various names such as ‘Ambaji, Ambe Maat or Mataji’.
Special pujas and havans are performed in honour of Goddess Shakti. ‘Arti’ is performed in the evening followed by the distribution of sweets or ‘Prasad’. An earthen pot known as ‘Garba’ is used to perform ‘Arti’.
Garba is a traditional style of dance which has been originated in the region of Saurashtra and Kutch. This energetic dance form is an eye-catching attraction of Navratri. An oil lamp is lit along with the idol of Ambaji or Goddess Shakti in the centre and devotees gather and perform Garba.
With the changing times, Garba is organized at different venues and thousands of people gather and enjoy the vibes and dance beats of Garba with family and friends.
Traditional Costumes And Jewellery For Navratri Collection
When it comes to tradition and culture, Gujaratis are never behind. Women and girls wear colourful Chaniya Choli with jewellery while men and boys wear kediyu. Garba is typically done in traditional clothes, and it is occasionally complimented with dandiya, a dance performed with two tiny wooden sticks.
Who doesn't enjoy the lively mood that Navratri brings? The wonderful side is that we can celebrate for nine days! Every day might give you a different look, feel and style, as well as a wonderful opportunity to get all glammed up with various accessories.
It is quite obvious that not everyone will have an enormous jewellery assortment. Mini collections, combining and pairing them with outfits, and the pure joy of celebrating each day with unique styles make Navratri one of the most cherished festivities.
Navrati brings a colourful aura. Wearing attractive tones of jewellery makes you look marvellous during the nine days. Still, wondering how to accessorize and look glamorous on each day of the fest? Then here's how you may differentiate your style for every day by just accessorising it with the day's colour.
Scroll down to discover the colour for each day of Navratri, as well as the specialised jewellery of that specific tone chosen to brighten up your style.
Keep It Beautiful And Vibrant With Yellow On Day 1st
Begin your very first day of Navratri with the lively and vibrant colour yellow. This auspicious day and colour mark the day of Goddess Shailputri, the Goddess of Majesty and Power. And the best way to symbolize the day is to deck up in Antique Yellow Gold Jewellery. This stunning jewellery set would be the perfect match with your classy saree or sharara suit. Wear this marvellous jewellery and spread the vibrance of yellow throughout the day.
Antique Pearl And Green Gemstones For Chic Look On Day 2nd
Let's move on with the colour of prosperity, green. The second day honours Goddess Brahmacharini and stands for her wisdom, as does the deep hue of the colour. The greatest way to incorporate green into your outfit is to wear a statement neckpiece made of White Shiny Pearls embellished with sparkling Green Precious Stones. Pair it with a light-coloured festival attire to accentuate the true colour of the day.
Embrace The Grace In You With Classy Grey On Day 3rd
Grey is the sober colour for the third day! The day and clour are dedicated to Devi Chandraghanta, who wears a half-moon on her brow. Wearing long layered pearl jewellery that flaunts the different hues of grey magnificently is the only way to honour her elegance with the colour devoted to her. Wear it with a neutral-coloured festive outfit to commemorate and highlight the significance of the day.
Adorn Radiance With Hues Of Orange On Day 4th
Celebrate the beauty of the fourth day of Navratri with the Hottest & Trendiest hues of orange. Welcome, Goddess Kushmanda on this auspicious day. For such a vibrant day, your traditional outfit has to be matched with jewellery that has a hue of orange and graces the theme of the day. Choose an ornament crafted in Rose Gold & Diamond.
Be The Charmer With Dazzling Diamonds On Day 5th
Celebrate the fifth day with pure and inspiring White! The colour and day are dedicated to the Goddess Skantamanta and represent beauty and harmony. Make your day memorable by adorning a gleaming pair of statement earrings with sparkling diamonds that are as transparent as crystal and exude purity. Pair it with dark-coloured festivity attire to add a gorgeous flair.
Look Traditional With Bold Red On Day 6th
Celebrate the day with the bold and religious Red! The day honours Devi Katyayani's splendour, and the colour red depicts her rage against evil. To retain the significance of the day, add a little zing to your classic fashion by wearing a stunning choker necklace decorated with red gemstones and beads. Match your fusion attire with the tint of these Red Precious Gemstones with the shade of your lipstick.
Shine Like Diva In Royal Blue On Day 7th
Enjoy the charm of the festival with the charismatic colour Royal Blue! The day honours Goddess Mahagauri, and the colour blue represents grandeur and brilliance. A shimmering choker necklace encrusted with blue gemstones is the right way to dress up on the seventh day of Navratri. Pair this royal neckpiece with your festive lehenga for an elegant look.
Look Trendy With Feminine Pink On Day 8th
Let us choose the fiery but feminine Pink to mark the celebration of the 8th day of Navratri! The goddess Siddidhatri is worshipped on this day, and the colour pink symbolises her empathy. If you are looking for fusion style, pair your pant-styled saree with a bold neckpiece encrusted with pink gemstones. You finish off your outfit for the day by adding a hint of pink to your accessories and matching your lipstick colour in a pink hue.
Look Fabulous With Purple On Day 9th
The 9th day of Navrati is considered the last day of the festival. Enjoy the splendour of celebrations while wearing Purple! The final day is marked as adieu to Maa Durga, and the colour purple, which represents aspiration and devotion is used as the theme of the day. Amp up your traditional look with a necklace embellished with purple gemstones. Pair the accessory with a flared lehenga and get ready to rock your style.
Festivals and celebrations are a vital part of our life. Adorning a piece of beautiful jewellery with your favourite attire makes you look stunning and different from your everyday looks. You might think that jewellery is just to accessorise and make you look beautiful. But the truth has different colours. Navaratri is not only about decking up. It also brings joy, bliss and vibrance to our life.
Festivals are the days when we dress up in our best clothes and pair them with the right accessories. Since Navratri is celebrated once a year and most Indian celebrate this fest for 9 days. The 10th day or Vijayadashmi symbolizes the victory of good over evil.
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