These songs are mainly related to Maa Durga and her different it also includes songs related to Lord Krishna and his Ras-Leela. Traditional Garba Songs and Rhythmic Dance Forms Garba Songs Navratriĭuring Navratri, Maa Durga worshiped by rhythmic dances that are done on various songs and bets of drums, tabalas, and harmonium. Navratri is the most popular festival in Gujarat and some people do preparations whole year by buying clothes and ornaments but if you go to Gujarat before Navratri, bazaars in any city and town become crowded to buy traditional clothes and ornaments and it lasts until last night of Navratri. However, men here don’t wear ornaments but during Navratri, wearing ornaments becomes the trend for them. When it comes to celebrating Navratri, Gujarati men add more energy to it and dresses in traditional clothes like Chorno, Kediyu and Paghdi decorated with Abhalas, tildis, kodis and motis. Moreover, traditional ornaments like long necklace, chuda, earrings, nose-rings, and kada add some more attraction to the combinations of vibrant clothes that worn by women in Navratri. The traditional clothes for women are a combination of Chaniyo (skirt), Choli (blouse) and Odhani (veil) that decorated with lavished embroidery work, paintings and with Abhalas (Small mirrors), tildis, kodis, motis (pearls) and colorful laces to make it attractive. There are many traditional wears in different parts of Gujarat but its wearing styles and designs that differ from each other. Gujarati traditional Clothes and Ornaments Some popular Faraal dishes are listed below.ĭuring Navratri, whole Gujarat immersed in the worship of Maa Durga thus people start preparation for Garba styles, attires, and ornaments, months before Navratri. Gujarati people call it “Faraal” means dishes for fasting. Gujarati Food (Faraal) For Navratri Fasting As all people do Navratri celebrations in Gujarat, whether they do Fasting or not but they stop some bad habits like Drinking Alcohol and Smoking and avoid some food like Non-veg dishes. People in Gujarat believe that if you do fasting during Navratri, Mother Goddess will bless you for a better life and will help you in solving all problems. Gujarati people are very foodie but during Navratri, many observers do fasting for all nights and some do it on particular days for the particular goddess. Here are the Navratri Colors 2014.įor more information on Navratri, Colours for Navratri 2014 and Navratri Puja, CLICK ME.
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During, Navratri, strict followers in Gujarat, do follow the color code as per Hindu rituals and wear particular colors on each day or night.
Navratri is festival of worship nine forms of Maa Durga and each night is dedicated to one of nine forms of Nav-Durga hence each night has its own significance in terms of colors as well. According to Hindu rituals, Gujarati people also follow color code for dressing for nine days and nights. Vasant Navratriwhen people do fasting and chanting Bhajans (Devotional songs) and in old temples people play Garba as well but Sharad Navratri is a real celebration when Gujarati people forget everything and immersed in worshiping Maa Durga with folk dances (Garba) and fasting. Gujarati people celebrate Navratri twice a year. It is the longest dance festival in the world but for Gujarati people, it is festival to worship Maa Durga with colorful attires and rhythmic dances which create joy and such divine atmosphere.
The western state of India, Gujarat is the only place where Navratri is celebrated for nine days and nights, with such passion and jubilation that cannot be matched.
Worship, in the form of hypnotic rhythmic dances around the idol of Maa Durga (Maa Amba) or light (as a source of energy) for nine divine nights, is Navratri for people of Gujarat.
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