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Navratri 2026: The 9 Colours, Dates & What to Wear Each Day For Navratri, dressing in the colour of the day is half the celebration. Across the nine nights, women wear a different colour each day — the shade tied to that day’s form of Goddess Durga — most often as a ghagra choli, chaniya […]

For Karwa Chauth, tradition calls for red. Married women dress in their finest — most often a red Rajputi poshak, lehenga or saree — and complete the look with the solah shringar (the sixteen adornments), red chooda, and fresh mehndi, before keeping a day-long nirjala fast for their husband’s long life. Red here is the

For Hariyali Teej, tradition calls for green. Married women across Rajasthan and North India dress in a green poshak — most often lehariya or bandhej — and complete the look with green bangles, fresh mehndi, and the sola shringar (the sixteen adornments). In Rajasthan the festival is even called Shingara Teej — the Teej of

Leheriya: Types, Colours & Meaning of Rajasthan’s Wave Tie-Dye Home › Blog › What Is Leheriya? By Karni Creations · Jaipur · Updated 21 June 2026 · 8 min read Quick answer Leheriya is a traditional tie-dye craft from Rajasthan that creates bright, diagonal wave-like stripes on thin fabric. The name comes from leher (wave),

A Rajputi bride’s look is really three things working together: the poshak, the jewellery, and the bangles. Chosen as one set, the look is unmistakable. Picked separately and in a hurry, off whatever was trending that week, it usually shows. This is a plain guide to putting the whole thing together — in the order