Shailaputri Keychain · Navratri Night 1

Strong foundations and fresh starts.

Shailaputri means "Daughter of the Mountain". She is the first of the nine forms of Durga, the goddess at the very start of her journey.

She is worshipped first because everything needs solid ground under it. Carry her when you are starting something: a new job, a new home, a new chapter, or just a Monday.

What the details mean

• Trishul (trident): three prongs, often read as mind, body and spirit held in balance. It stands for the strength to cut through what holds you back.
• Lotus: it grows out of mud but comes up clean. Stay good, whatever is going on around you.
• Mountain crown: three Himalayan peaks for the mountain she was born from. Steady, rooted, hard to knock over.
• Crescent moon: a calm, cool head.
• Nandi the bull: her ride. Patience, loyalty and quiet strength.
• Orange sari: the colour of night one, for warmth and energy at a new beginning.

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

When: the first night of Navratri, Sunday 11 October 2026 in the UK. She is the first of our Navadurga series: one devi for each of the nine nights.

Size: about 40 × 49 × 12 mm
Weight: about 11 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.