Nine days. Nine colours. One beautiful reason to celebrate Indian handloom.
Navratri 2026 is here, bringing nine vibrant colours, festive celebrations and the joy of dressing up. From royal blue and red silk sarees to earthy brown handlooms, this is the perfect season to rediscover timeless Indian textiles.
Whether you're searching for today's Navratri colour, planning your Diwali wardrobe or looking for meaningful festive gifts, here's your complete guide.
Navratri 2026 Colours With Dates
| Date | Navratri Day | Colour |
|---|---|---|
| October 11 | Day 1 | 🟠 Orange |
| October 12 | Day 2 | ⚪ White |
| October 13 | Day 3 | 🔴 Red |
| October 14 | Day 4 | 🔵 Royal Blue |
| October 15 | Day 5 | 🟡 Yellow |
| October 16 | Day 6 | 🟢 Green |
| October 17 | Day 7 | Grey |
| October 18 | Day 8 | 🟣 Purple |
| October 19 | Day 9 | Peacock Green |
These are the popular Navratri 2026 outfit colours. Regional traditions and puja observances may differ.
Shop the Colours: Your Navratri Silk Saree Guide
Red Silk Sarees — The Festive Classic
From Durga Puja to Diwali, red silk sarees never go out of style. A beautiful red Pure Kosa Tussar silk saree pairs effortlessly with gold jewellery, a traditional bindi and festive celebrations.
Our pick: Kosakari Chandni | Off-White Pure Kosa Tussar Silk Saree from Chhattisgarh
Royal Blue Silk Sarees — Elegant & Timeless
Royal blue is the Navratri Day 4 colour for 2026. A deep blue handwoven silk saree makes a beautiful statement at evening pujas, festive dinners and family celebrations.
White Kantha Silk Sarees — Understated Luxury
For those who love quiet elegance, off-white and black beige Kosa Tussar silk sarees with hand kantha work is a timeless wardrobe investment. Their subtle golden sheen and natural texture make them ideal for festive mornings and special occasions.
Our picks: Kosakari Shyamali | Off-White Pure Kosa Tussar Silk Saree with Hand-Embroidered Kantha
Purple Silk Sarees — Earthy, Rich & Beautiful
Not every festive saree needs bright colours. Deep purple celebrate the original beauty of Kosa Tussar silk, making them a sophisticated choice for women who appreciate authentic handloom craftsmanship.
Our pick: Kosakari “Nayantara” – Pure Kosa Silk Godna Art Saree
The Ultimate Budget-freindly Navratri & Diwali 2026 Gifting Guide
This festive season, skip the ordinary. Gift something woven with care, rooted in Indian craftsmanship and made to be treasured.
1. Handloom Stoles — Starting at ₹2,500
Best for: Sisters, friends, colleagues and thoughtful festive gifting.
Lightweight, versatile and effortlessly elegant, handloom stoles make beautiful gifts for women who love timeless accessories.
2. Handloom Shawls — Starting at ₹3,500
Best for: Mothers, mothers-in-law, aunts and family gifting.
A beautiful shawl brings together warmth, elegance and the charm of Indian craftsmanship.
3. Pure Kosa Tussar Silk Sarees — Starting at ₹14,000
Best for: Milestone celebrations, weddings, festive occasions and treasured family gifts.
From hand-painted Madhubani and Godna to Kantha embroidery and contemporary block prints, Kosakari's Pure Kosa Tussar silk sarees celebrate the art of Indian handloom.
Why Choose Handloom This Festive Season?
A beautiful handloom saree is more than a festive purchase.
In the weaving communities of Champa, Chhattisgarh, traditional Kosa silk weaving represents generations of craftsmanship. Every saree passes through skilled hands, from weaving to intricate artwork and finishing.
At Kosakari, we celebrate this heritage through Silk Mark-certified Pure Kosa Tussar silk sarees, rooted in the tradition of GI-tagged Champa Kosa.
When you choose handloom, you choose authentic craftsmanship, thoughtful design and a textile worth keeping.
Before you invest in another festive outfit, invest in a handloom.
Navratri 2026 FAQs
What is today's Navratri colour, October 15, 2026?
Yellow is the popular Navratri Day 5 colour for October 15, 2026.
What is the Navratri Day 4 colour in 2026?
Royal blue, observed on October 14, 2026.
What is the Navratri Day 3 colour?
Red, associated with October 13, 2026.
When does Shardiya Navratri 2026 start?
Shardiya Navratri begins on October 11, 2026, with Vijayadashami on October 20.
Which silk saree is best for Navratri and Diwali?
Pure Kosa Tussar silk sarees are a beautiful choice for women who prefer lightweight, breathable, naturally textured handloom silk.
What are thoughtful festive gifts under ₹5,000?
Handloom stoles starting at ₹2,500 and shawls starting at ₹3,500 make meaningful festive gifting options.
This Festive Season, Gift a Story Woven by Hand
From vibrant Navratri colours to treasured Diwali gifts, celebrate with authentic Indian craftsmanship.
Handwoven with pride. Rooted in Chhattisgarh. Made to be treasured.
