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In Tamil Nadu, the nine-night autumnal Navaratri festival can be viewed as a celebration of feminine powers in association with the goddess. This book explores Navaratri as it is celebrated in the South Indian temple town of Kanchipuram. It investigates the local mythologies of the goddess, two temple celebrations, and the domestic ritual practice known as kolu (doll displays). The author highlights three intersecting themes: namely the play of the goddess in myth and ritual, the religious agency and images of women and the divine feminine, and notions of playfulness in Navaratri rituals; as articulated in creativity, aesthetics, competition, and dramatic expressions.