Navratri Lehenga

Navratri celebrates the nine forms of Goddess Durga. The lehenga embodies the vibrancy and power associated with the festival.
Known by another name, the Chaniya Choli or Navratri lehenga is a colorful and striking garment that ladies wear during the nine-day Hindu festival of Navratri. The lehenga showcases cultural heritage through colors, patterns, and decorations, reflecting regional fashions and traditions. Three components make up the classic Navratri lehenga: the dupatta (scarf), the blouse (choli), and the skirt (lehenga).

The color scheme of the lehenga is inspired by the particular color that is linked to each day of Navratri. Mirrors, embroidery, and gota patti work are popular decorations that provide a festive flair. More variety in texture and comfort is now possible thanks to the combination of traditional materials like cotton and silk with more contemporary choices like georgette and net.

There exist many regional variations when it comes to the Navratri lehenga. The reason behind that is India is a diverse country with rich culture and traditions, rules, and languages changing after every few steps. But here are the differences that are most striking in the Navratri lehenga:

• Gujarat is well-known for its elaborate mirror work, vivid hues like orange, red, and yellow, and its elaborately embroidered cholis.
• Rajasthan is Known for its gota patti work, bandhani tie-dye patterns, and leheriya (wavy) patterns; these designs are frequently combined with pastel and bright hues.
• Maharashtra makes use of Paithani silk, which has striking geometric designs and elaborate gold zari embroidery.
• Tamil Nadu features silk lehengas from Kanchipuram with elaborate border motifs inspired by temples, emphasizing the use of red and gold hues.

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