A Short Guide
Choosing from our Navratri Gifts
Navratri gifts serve nine nights of worship and visiting: Durga idols for the family altar — brass Durga on her lion in 4-inch and 7-inch sizes — plus pieces for golu displays, kanya pujan return gifts, and hosts of garba evenings. Everything is handcrafted in brass or wood by Indian artisans.
For golu, South Indian households arrange deity and folk figurines on odd-numbered steps — wooden musician sets, villager couples, hand-painted animals and small deity idols slot straight into a golu padi and pack away safely for next year.
Nine nights, nine forms
Durga is worshipped across Navratri as nine different forms (Navadurga) on successive days, though most home altars keep a single Durga-on-lion murti throughout rather than nine separate idols — the murti represents the whole, not one specific day's form.
Garba and dandiya hosting
If you're gifting a host of garba or dandiya evenings, think beyond a deity idol — a decorated urli or a brass diya for their entrance decor acknowledges the effort of hosting without assuming the same devotional angle as a murti gift.
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