A Fragrance for Every Day: Navratri Pooja Guide by Colour
Navratri is not only about fasting, aarti and beautiful Navratri outfit colours. It is also about creating a peaceful and devotional atmosphere at home. Every day of Navratri has a different colour, and many devotees follow these colours in their clothes, decorations and puja setup.
In 2026, Shardiya Navratri will be observed from 11 October to 19 October. The commonly followed Navratri colour calendar starts with Orange and goes through White, Red, Royal Blue, Yellow, Green, Grey, Purple and Peacock Green.
Along with the colour of the day, you can also give your mandir a different fragrance experience. There is no fixed religious rule that one particular fragrance must be used with one colour. It is simply a nice way to make each day of your puja feel fresh and special.
For this Navratri pooja fragrance combo guide, we are using all 9 Yog Mantra Navratri combos, with the products from each combo matched naturally with the nine days.
Day 1 – Orange: Maa Shakti Shubh Aarambh
The first day of Navratri is 11 October 2026, when Maa Shailputri is worshipped. Orange is the commonly followed colour of the day.
For starting Navratri, the Maa Shakti Shubh Aarambh combo gives a complete beginning to your puja routine.
It includes YogMantra Deepotsav Til Lamp Oil 900 ml, Camphor Slab 50 g, Hawan Samagri, Yog Mantra Khushali Sambrani Cups, Pure Spark SCNT 4″ Dhoopsticks, Secret Gold SCNT 4″ Dhoopsticks and Rose Petal Wet Dhoop 50 g.
The Rose Petal Wet Dhoop can bring a soft floral fragrance to your mandir, while the Deepotsav oil can be used for diya lighting.
This combo is a simple combo for Durga puja and a good way to start the nine days.
Day 2 – White: Maa Durga Bhakti
Day 2 is 12 October, dedicated to Maa Brahmacharini, with white as the commonly followed colour.
White gives a soft and peaceful feeling, so this day can be kept simple. The Maa Durga Bhakti combo contains Deepotsav Til Lamp Oil 900 ml, Camphor Slab 50 g, Hawan Samagri, Khushali Sambrani Cups, Kaccha Bela Slim Metallic Dhoopstick, Chandan Wet Dhoop Zipper and Gulab Wet Dhoop Zipper.
The Chandan Wet Dhoop can give your puja room a traditional fragrance, while Gulab brings a floral touch.
If you enjoy different agarbatti fragrance types, this combination gives you more than one option for the day.
Day 3 – Red: Maa Ambe Kripa
On 13 October, Maa Chandraghanta is worshipped and red is the colour of the day.
Red is a strong and festive Navratri colour. For this day, the Maa Ambe Kripa combo brings floral and traditional fragrances together.
The combo includes Deepotsav Til Lamp Oil 900 ml + 450 ml, Camphor Slab 100 g, two Hawan Samagri boxes, Khushali Sambrani Cups, Kewda Slim Metallic Dhoopstick, Mogra Thick Metallic Dhoopstick, Guggal Wet Dhoop Zipper and Kaccha Bela Wet Dhoop Zipper.
Mogra and Kewda can give the mandir a pleasant floral fragrance, while Guggal and Kaccha Bela offer a more traditional dhoop experience.
This is useful for people who like to change their puja room fragrance during Navratri.
Day 4 – Royal Blue: Maa Sherawali Aashirwad
Day 4 falls on 14 October, with Maa Kushmanda being worshipped and royal blue as the commonly followed colour.
For this day, the Maa Sherawali Aashirwad combo offers a richer fragrance selection.
It includes Deepotsav Til Lamp Oil 900 ml + 450 ml, Camphor Slab 100 g, two Hawan Samagri boxes, two Khushali Sambrani Cups, Genda Phool Slim Metallic Dhoopstick, 3-in-1 Thick Metallic Dhoopstick, Gold Paradise Wet Dhoop and Musky Kasturi Wet Dhoop.
The Genda Phool Metallic Dhoopstick gives a floral festive touch, while Gold Paradise and Musky Kasturi provide different fragrance options.
A small amount of dhoop is enough. Always use it in a properly ventilated space.
Day 5 – Yellow: Maa Jagdambe Utsav
The fifth day is 15 October, associated with Maa Skandamata and the colour yellow.
Yellow feels bright and cheerful, so this is a nice day for a more festive fragrance routine.
The Maa Jagdambe Utsav combo includes two Deepotsav Til Lamp Oil 900 ml, Camphor Slab 100 g, two Hawan Samagri boxes, two Khushali Sambrani Cups, Rose Slim Metallic Dhoopstick, Elegant Chandan Thick Metallic Dhoopstick, Bakhoor Oudh 3D Metallic Dhoopstick and 5-in-1 Premium Wet Dhoop.
The combination of Rose, Chandan and Bakhoor Oudh gives you different festive incense scents for your Navratri puja.
The 5-in-1 Premium Wet Dhoop is especially useful when you want variety without keeping many separate products.
Day 6 – Green: Maa Bhavani Shakti
On 16 October, Maa Katyayani is worshipped and green is the colour of the day.
Green can be paired with fresh and floral fragrances. The Maa Bhavani Shakti Combo is a good match for this type of fresh festive mood.
It contains two Deepotsav Til Lamp Oil 900 ml, Camphor Slab 150 g, three Hawan Samagri boxes, two Khushali Sambrani Cups, Kewda Slim Metallic Dhoopstick, Red Rose Thick Metallic Dhoopstick, Rose Chandan 3D Metallic Dhoopstick and 4-in-1 Wet Dhoop – Mix.
The Rose, Kewda and Rose Chandan options give different floral fragrance choices for your Devi puja fragrance routine.
A free match box is also included in this combo.
Day 7 – Grey: Maa Durga Mahima
Day 7 is 17 October, when Maa Kalaratri is worshipped and grey is the commonly followed colour.
For this day, the Maa Durga Mahima Combo gives a wider collection of traditional and floral fragrances.
It includes two Deepotsav Til Lamp Oil 900 ml, one 450 ml oil, Camphor Slab 150 g, three Hawan Samagri boxes, two Khushali Sambrani Cups, Kaccha Bela Slim Metallic Dhoopstick, Mogra Thick Metallic Dhoopstick, Morning Blossom 3D Metallic Dhoopstick, Radiant Breeze and 4-in-1 Wet Dhoop – Mix.
With floral, fresh and traditional options, you can select the fragrance that your family likes most for the daily aarti.
Day 8 – Purple: Maa Adishakti Sampoorna
On 18 October, Maa Mahagauri is worshipped and purple is the colour of the day.
Purple gives a rich festive appearance, so the Maa Adishakti Sampoorna Combo makes this day more special.
It includes three Deepotsav Til Lamp Oil 900 ml, Camphor Slab 150 g, four Hawan Samagri boxes, two Khushali Sambrani Cups, Rose Slim Metallic Dhoopstick, 3-in-1 Thick Metallic Dhoopstick, Rose Chandan 3D Metallic Dhoopstick, Radiant Breeze, Guggal Premium Wet Dhoop, Kasturi Premium Wet Dhoop and Genda Phool Premium Wet Dhoop.
This combination gives several dhoop varieties, from floral fragrances to more traditional wet dhoop options.
A free match box is also included.
Day 9 – Peacock Green: Maa Navdurga Mahotsav
The ninth and final day is 19 October 2026, when Maa Siddhidatri is worshipped and peacock green is the commonly followed colour.
For the final day, the Maa Navdurga Mahotsav Combo gives the biggest fragrance collection among the nine combos.
It contains three Deepotsav Til Lamp Oil 900 ml, Camphor Slab 200 g, five Hawan Samagri boxes, three Khushali Sambrani Cups, Kewda Slim Metallic Dhoopstick, Mogra Thick Metallic Dhoopstick, Rose Chandan 3D Metallic Dhoopstick, Radiant Breeze, Chandan Premium Wet Dhoop, Kaccha Bela Premium Wet Dhoop, Rose Premium Wet Dhoop and Kasturi Premium Wet Dhoop.
This makes the final Navratri puja feel complete with different festive fragrance dhoop sticks and wet dhoop options.
Why Use Different Fragrances During Navratri?
There is no need to change fragrance every day. It is simply a fun and beautiful way to make the nine days nine colours feel different.
The Yog Mantra 9 Navratri combos bring together pooja oil, camphor, hawan samagri, Khushali Sambrani Cups and different dhoop products. So, instead of buying every item separately, families can choose a combo according to their Navratri preparation needs.
From Rose dhoopsticks and Kewda to Chandan, Mogra, Guggal and premium wet dhoop, there are many natural fragrance style options for your mandir.
Make Your Navratri Pooja More Special
A good best puja item combo for Navratri should make festive preparation easier. Keep your basic puja items like flowers, kumkum, rice, diya and bhog ready, then use your selected combo for the daily rituals.
The nine Yog Mantra Navratri combos also make a useful combo gift pack for family members who enjoy daily Devi puja.
The colour may change every day, and the fragrance can change too, but the feeling of devotion stays the same.
“This Navratri, let every day bring a new colour, a new fragrance and a fresh moment of prayer.
Jai Mata Di!”
Also, read:
Navratri Ghatasthapana 2026: Complete Kalash Sthapana Pooja Samagri List
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