Mahagauri Keychain · Navratri Night 8

Calm, bright and made new.

Mahagauri means "the Great Radiant One". After years of hard penance, Parvati was washed in the waters of the Ganga and came out shining white, like a conch shell, the moon or jasmine. She is the eighth of the nine forms of Durga, worshipped on Ashtami.

She stands for a fresh start: the hard part is done and what is left is peace. Carry her for a clean slate, a calm mind or anything you have worked hard for.

What the details mean

• Radiant white: her skin and clothes shine white as a conch, the moon and jasmine. Purity and peace.
• Trishul: the trident. Power over past, present and future.
• Damaru: Shiva's little drum, the beat that keeps the world going.
• Blessing hands: "fear not", and giving.
• Full moon: glowing behind her head. Calm, cool light.
• White bull: her ride, from her prayer verse. Steady, patient strength.
• Purple sari: the colour of night eight.

These are the common readings. Families and regions tell them in different ways, and that's part of the joy of it.

When: the eighth night of Navratri, Sunday 18 October 2026 in the UK. She is part of our Navadurga series: one devi for each of the nine nights.

Size: about 40 × 56 × 12 mm
Weight: about 14 g
Comes with: gold jump ring and keyring
Finished on both sides. Designed and 3D printed by us in the UK, in PLA.

Not a toy. Not suitable for children under 14. Contains small parts.