Nivaaya

Drooling over this exquisite Bangalore silk saree known for its intricate weaving and designs. The beautiful motifs of deer and complex patterns gives us a glimpse of the weaver’s imagination that depicts the rich cultural heritage of the region.
To top it, the bright burst of candy pink colour can lift you from your greyest of moods😊

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Till date, I feel a different kind of joy after wearing a saree. The drape, the silhouette outlining the frame, the fall of the palla, evokes the feminine side in me, making me feel very special. After all it’s all about loving thyself❤️
Old saree, new vibes

Celebrating Indian women every day, drape yourself in an exclusive hand crafted Nivaaya saree today; an embodiment of grace, elegance and style. Happy Republic Day!
Featured here:
Orange saree: Matka Silk Ginni
White saree: Linen Benarasi Jamdani
Green saree: Matka Silk Ginni

Day 9: Maha Navami is the ninth and last day of auspicious Navratri. Maha Navami is celebrated all over the country with different rituals and tradition. This day has a great significance among Hindus. It is believed that people who please Goddess Siddhidatri with devotion and dedication, Maa blesses them with happiness and prosperity.
Siddhidatri also means the one who fulfills all desired wishes.

**Shubho Navami**

Colour Pink signifies kindness, affection and harmony

Featured here is our glamorous client who has a penchant for bold colours and is seen sashaying in this lovely hot pink Matka Silk saree with peacock motifs

Day 8: The eighth day of Navratri Maha Ashtami, celebrates Maa Durga's victory over the buffalo demon Mahishasura. People worship Maa Mahagauri on this day, who is known for bestowing her devotees with wealth and an opulent lifestyle, and removing all their sufferings *Navratri Ashtami*

Colour Peacock Green symbolises uniqueness, individuality, compassion,

Day 7: Maa Kaalratri is the most fiercest manifestation of Goddess Durga. This form of Maa Durga is believed to be the destroyer of demons, evil spirits and negative powers. The seventh form of the goddess is considered to be the one who rescues everyone from troubles

Colour Orange represents warmth with positive energy

Day 5: The fifth day of Navratri is dedicated to Goddess Skanda Mata, who is another form of Goddess Durga. Skanda Mata is in the motherly form. She is extremely pure, compassionate and has divine super power who blesses her devotees with wish fulfilment and she never lets her devotees go empty hand
**Shubho Navratri**

Colour Green symbolises nature, peace and serenity

Day 4: This day of Navratri has a great importance as Maa Kushmanda is worshipped on this particular day. It is believed that when Lord Vishnu started creating this universe then there was darkness all around and a formless light spread everywhere when she smiled which lightened up the whole universe including galaxies and other planets and this was in the form of the Goddess and that Goddess is known as Maa Kushmanda. She is the fourth form of Goddess Durga. This swarup of Maa Durga is the ultimate source of all and she is called Adi Shakti.
**Happy Shardiya Navratri**

Colour Yellow stands for happiness and brightness

Day 2

May the great Goddess Maa Brahmacharini provide you with strength, wisdom and courage to overcome all obstacles in life. **Happy Navratri**

Colour Red depicting love and passion.
Featured here is one of our lovely patrons who is a force to reckon with wearing this gorgeous rust and red Jaquard Linen saree

Shubho Navratri

Day 1

The colour white depicts peace, purity and serenity

Classic Linen Cotton saree to add an extra zing of freshness to your wardrobe

Featured here is a handwoven charcoal black linen saree with silver border and red tassels

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Nivaaya wishes all our patrons a very Happy Onam❤️