Navratri Kurta Collection
Navratri is nine nights of color, and Sajraah's kurtas are handcrafted to keep up — lightweight enough for a full night of garba and dandiya, with vibrant shades that hold up under festival lighting. Whether you're dressing for a specific day's color or building a rotation for the whole nine nights, there's a shade here for it.
Pistachio Dream Green Kurta
Floral Stripe Beige Kurta
Lemon Drop Yellow Kurta
Coral Breeze Pink Kurta
Finch Mist Mint Kurta
Ruby Geometry Pink Kurta
Coffer Stain Brown Kurta
Dawn Stripe Blue Kurta
Misty Texture White Kurta
Sepia Abstract Brown Kurta
Carved Wood Brown Kurta
Cocoa Patchwork Brown Kurta
Autumn Wine Maroon Kurta
Indigo Leaf Teal Kurta
Mughal Medallion Blue Kurta
Sapphire Edge Blue Kurta
Lilac Lattice White Kurta
Rattan Tile Pink Kurta
Indigo Wave Blue Kurta
Desert Weave Beige Kurta
Antique Watercolor Blue Kurta
Rumi Tile Brown Kurta
Moss Emerald Green Kurta
Icy Batik Blue Kurta
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have to wear a different color kurta each day of Navratri?
It's a popular tradition in many regions to wear a specific color for each of the nine days, but it isn't mandatory. Many people simply choose bright, festive colors from their existing wardrobe.
Is a short kurta suitable for garba and dandiya?
Yes, short kurtas are a popular choice for garba and dandiya because they allow easier movement while dancing. Pair one with comfortable pyjamas or jeans for the night.
Many celebrate Navratri by wearing a specific color each day — browse our Long Kurta and Short Kurta collections by shade, including yellow, red, green, and purple. Short kurtas are a popular pick for the high energy of garba and dandiya nights — see our Size Guide for a comfortable, easy-movement fit.