Navratri Music Visuals

About the Navratri pack

The Navratri pack is twenty audio-reactive visuals in red, saffron, marigold yellow, parrot green and rani pink on indigo night, for nine nights of garba and dandiya. It is about what the nights are made of: Nine Colours, a row of glass lamps with one colour for each night; Abhla mirror-work on red cloth with a lamp circling over it; Kutch Stitch growing across indigo; a pierced Lamp Pot throwing points of light; Bandhani tie-dye; swinging Latkan tassels; Lehariya chiffon; and gold Gota Lace on rani pink.

The lively half matches the dance: Garba Circles of warm lights counter-rotating on a polished floor, Patola silk cutting on the downbeat, two pairs of Dandiya sticks clicking in turn with sparks, a Mor Fan opening and folding, Ghungroo ankle bells swinging, and a Shisha Kaleidoscope of mirrors. Every visual follows the music, so the dhol and the claps land on screen. The pack shows no deities, symbols, script or people; it celebrates the textiles, craft and rhythm of the festival.

Who it's for

• Garba and dandiya organisers

  Nine nights of visuals that keep up with the dhol, with nothing to run.

• DJs

  Clicks on the kick and colour on the drop, following your garba set.

• Venues and community centres

  Halls and grounds hosting Navratri nights, on every screen at once.