The Nine Nights of the Divine Mother
Navratri 2026 begins on 2 October — nine nights of devotion, dance, colour, and celebration in honour of Maa Durga and her nine divine forms. From the garba grounds of Gujarat to the Durga Puja pandals of Bengal, from the Kolu displays of Tamil Nadu to the Ramlila grounds of North India — Navratri is India’s most colourful festival.
And at Divya India, we believe every night of Navratri deserves a stole that matches its colour, its energy, and its devotion.
The 9 Colours of Navratri — And the Perfect Stole for Each
Each day of Navratri has a traditional colour associated with it. Here is how to pair your Divya India stole with each day:
- Day 1 — Royal Blue: Honour Shailputri with our deep blue plain stole
- Day 2 — Yellow: Celebrate Brahmacharini with a vibrant yellow stole
- Day 3 — Green: Welcome Chandraghanta with a fresh green stole
- Day 4 — Grey: Honour Kushmanda with a silver-grey stole
- Day 5 — Orange: Celebrate Skandamata with our classic saffron stole
- Day 6 — White: Honour Katyayani with a pure white stole
- Day 7 — Red: Celebrate Kalaratri with a bold red stole
- Day 8 — Sky Blue: Honour Mahagauri with a light blue stole
- Day 9 — Pink: Celebrate Siddhidatri with a rose pink stole
Our Plain Stole collection covers all Navratri colours — available in bulk for garba organisers, mandals, and event committees.
Maa Durga Stoles — For the Devoted
Beyond the colour tradition, our Maa Durga Stole collection features vivid, powerful prints of the Divine Mother in her many forms — Durga, Kali, Ambika, Amba — making them the perfect devotional accessory for Navratri puja, Mata ki Chowki, and Ashtami celebrations.
Who Needs Navratri Stoles
- Garba and Dandiya organisers: Uniform stoles for event volunteers and performers
- Durga Puja committees: Stoles for committee members, prasad distribution, and VIP felicitation
- Temples and shakti peethas: Devotional stoles for Navratri puja and aarti
- Schools and colleges: Cultural programme stoles for Navratri events
- Families: Gifting stoles for Ashtami, Navami, and Dussehra celebrations
Dussehra — The Victory Celebration
Navratri culminates in Dussehra on 12 October 2026 — the celebration of good over evil. Our Festival Stole collection and Maa Durga stoles are equally perfect for Dussehra felicitations and Ramlila events.
Order by 20 September for Navratri Delivery
Navratri begins 2 October. For bulk orders of 200 pieces and above, place your order by 20 September 2026 for comfortable delivery. Contact us at +91 7021314922. Also explore our full gifting collection and Divine Collection.
Jai Mata Di!
From the Divya India family — may the Divine Mother bless you with strength, joy, and abundance this Navratri. 🙏