The feminine rainbow: Decoding Navratri colours as archetypes of womanhood
Navratri, a vibrant nine-day Indian festival, celebrates Goddess Durga's triumph over evil through worship, dance, and fasting. Each day features a specific color symbolizing a different manifestation of the goddess and an archetype of womanhood. From white representing purity to pink embodying love, the festival's 'feminine rainbow' honors the multifaceted nature of women as creators, nurturers, fighters, and protectors. Read below!
Navratri, a vibrant nine-day Indian festival, celebrates Goddess Durga's triumph over evil through worship, dance, and fasting. Each day features a specific color symbolizing a different manifestation of the goddess and an archetype of womanhood. From white representing purity to pink embodying love, the festival's 'feminine rainbow' honors the multifaceted nature of women as creators, nurturers, fighters, and protectors. Read below!
