Navratri 2026 Colour List: Which colour to wear each day during the 9 day festival; Check full list

Navratri 2026 is set to begin on October 11 and will be celebrated over nine days with prayers, fasting and festive traditions. Each day is associated with a different colour, with devotees often wearing the designated shade. Here is the complete Navratri 2026 colour list with dates from October 11 to October 19.

Orange symbolises warmth, enthusiasm, energy and brightness. As the colour for the first day of Navratri 2026, it signifies the auspicious beginning of the nine-day festive celebration.

White represents purity, peace, calmness and simplicity. It is the designated colour for the second day of Navratri, when devotees worship Maa Brahmacharini.

Red symbolises strength, passion, energy and auspiciousness. The vibrant shade is often associated with courage, devotion and positivity, making it a significant colour during Navratri celebrations.

Royal blue signifies stability, depth, richness and divine strength. It is the designated colour for the fourth day of Navratri 2026, reflecting a sense of calmness and spiritual power.

Yellow represents happiness, positivity, warmth and brightness. The vibrant shade is also connected with knowledge, learning and wisdom, and is the designated colour for the fifth day of Navratri 2026.

Green symbolises nature, growth, freshness and renewal. It is the colour associated with the sixth day of Navratri in 2026.

Grey is associated with balance, groundedness and composure. It is the colour for the seventh day.

Purple is traditionally associated with dignity, ambition, richness and spiritual fulfilment. It appears on the eighth day of the 2026 sequence.

Peacock green combines blue and green and is associated with freshness, individuality and harmony. It is the colour assigned to the ninth day in 2026.