In this dance form women folk come out into the open and with perforated earthen pots holding lighted lambs poised on the head sing, clap and dance a simple, circular dance, in honor of the Goddess Amba.

Garba is a traditional Gujarati folk dance performed during the Navratri festival, honoring the Goddess Amba (Ambika). Women perform in circular formations, often carrying perforated earthen pots (garbo) with lighted lamps inside, singing and clapping in rhythmic patterns. The dance symbolizes the cyclical nature of life and devotion to the divine feminine. Option A correctly describes this iconic Gujarati dance form.