Theni Anantham Pattu Centre Private Limited traditional and lightweight pure Kanchipuram silk sarees 11, Main Road, Varadharaj Shopping Complex,Dindigul - 624001.
Theni Anantham Pattu Centre Private Limited
traditional and lightweight pure Kanchipuram silk sarees
11, Main Road, Varadharaj Shopping Complex,Dindigul - 624001.
support@theniananthamsilks.com
phone no : 0451-2888 288
About Us
Theni Anantham is 30 years of the market pioneer in Textiles and Ready-made articles of the clothing business in South Tamil Nadu, having its branches at Theni, Dindigul and Madurai. Theni Anantham is a customary exchange mark, particularly known for wedding silk sarees & having its own weavers since it was began and a trendsetter for festival clothing and family apparels.
709,Madurai Road,
Theni 625 531.
Contact number - 04546-288 288
Goripalayam Junction,
Madurai.
Contact Number - 0452-2888 288
11, Main Road,
Varadharaj Shopping Complex,
Dindigul.
Contact Number - Ph: 0451-2888 288
Our point is to give the most rich and inventive structured style items with wide scope of collections. Each client walk-in is our pride and glad moment. We strive to give the best customer service to our clients. By giving the best customer service for as long as 30 years, Theni anantham has turned into a client's preferred shopping showroom in south Tamil Nadu.We wanted to conserve the authenticity and trust that we have gained over every one of these years while utilizing the intensity of turning it into online.
We endeavor to present to you the most recent and the best that Indian style brings to your wardrobe at different classes at a reasonable cost. Before long, we plan to transform into a Global Online Store for Indian style that is prepared to convey anyplace on the planet with the incredible help and commitment from Thenianandham. We wish our clients a wonderful shopping experience and an enduring delight of shopping from our site.
Celebrated across various traditions, Navaratri is the celebration of the nine distinct forms of the divine feminine Shakti, in the form of the fierce and entrancing Goddess Durga. Taking the different forms that personify the different facets of human life, Navratri is a festivity that holds special importance in society and is celebrated with great pomp and show all across the country.
It is believed that following the traditions passed down over generations, worshippers of the goddess believe in dressing according to the colour of the day in mind; thus bringing prosperity and happiness into our homes. Let’s take a deep dive into the colours of each auspicious day and its intriguing significance, shall we?
The first day of Navratri also known as the day of Pratipada celebrates Shailaputri, the courageous daughter of the mountains. She is the absolute form of Mother Nature and symbolizes strength. In this form, Goddess Durga personifies peace and tranquillity, symbolizing purity, and prayer in devotees’ hearts when they worship her- thus making the colour white an exemplary hue to start off the nine-day celebration.
This is followed by celebrating the second incarnation of Goddess Durga – Brahmacharani the female seeking spiritual knowledge. In this form, Goddess Durga personifies vibrance and strength, health, life and infinite courage. Most significantly it is the colour of love. Thus, Red is a special colour to adorn on the second day of Navratri.
The third day is offered to Devi Chandraghanta. She mounts a half-moon on her forehead, representing emotional balance and staying rooted to the basics. On this day people wear royal blue- a colour that signifies a distinct sense of royalty, elegance and unmatched elegance. The richness of the shade spreads warmth & reliability.
The fourth incarnation of Goddess Durga is Ashtabuja Devi or Kushmanda. They say that the luminosity and brightness of this Devi, with her enchanting smile, was effervescent enough to light up the sun. Thus, the colour of the day is yellow- signifying good health, mirth and optimism!
On the occasion of Panchami or the fifth day, the Devi takes the form of Skandamata – the mother of Skanda or Murugan, the god of war. The Devi holding her baby in her lap is the ultimate personification of a mother’s pure love. The Goddess symbolizes peace, fertility, and growth- thus making the colour green absolutely apt to adorn on this day.
The sixth incarnation of Devi is Katyayani. She is a divine form of Goddess Durga believed to be formed out of the collective energies of the Gods, to slay the tyrannical Mahisura. The colour grey, which stands for neutrality, balance and strength of transforming, is considered most suitable for the occasion to emphasize and celebrate the goddess’ unparalleled intellect and compromise.
The Goddess we worship on Saptami or the seventh day of Navratri is the fierce goddess Kalaratri. The goddess is believed to be the destroyer of all demons, negative energies, evil spirits and ghosts, thus earning the name Shubankari due to the belief that she always provides auspicious results to her devotees. The colour orange represents fresh beginnings, willpower and strength. Wearing this shade will foster a sense of harmony in the festivities!
Day eight or Ashtami of Navratri is the day of Kanjak. The day is commemorated by feeding girl children who are considered to be the avatars of the goddess. Goddess Mahagauri, the fulfiller of all desires is worshipped on this day, and it is said the one who worships this goddess gets relief from all their sufferings in life. The colour peacock green signifies uniqueness and individuality for oneself.Navami, the final day of the festivities is concluded by celebrating the ninth incarnation of Devi- the all-encaptivating Siddhidatri. She is the giver of knowledge and helps you achieve your aspirations. Pink is the chosen colour for the ninth and final day of Navratri. It combines the energy and vibrancy of red colour and royalty and stability of blue colour. On this day, we worship Navdurga where the goddess is seen decked in Pink and who blesses the devotees with the supreme sense opulence and richness.
Like how the Goddess fearlessly slayed the demon Mahishasura and banished the darkness, may this Navratri bless us all with abundance of joy and light. Look your festive best and let the goddess in you shine, with Theni Anantham’s exquisite range of silk and festive sarees!
