Fomous Gujrati Navratri garba All Time Hit | Garba of Gujarat 2024

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Fomous Gujrati Navratri garba All Time Hit | Garba of Gujarat
Garba is a ritualistic and devotional dance that is performed on the occasion of the Hindu festival of Navaratri, which is dedicated to the worship of the feminine energy or 'Shakti'. The dance takes place around a perforated earthenware pot lit with an oil lamp, or an image of the mother goddess Amba.
Honoring Goddess Durga: It is a dance done to thank goddess Durga for her persistence and hard work in bringing peace to the world, by slaying the demon Mahishasura. Female Fertility Cult: Customarily, in Gujarat it marks a girl's first menstrual cycle and later, her imminent marriage.
garba, type of Indian dance commonly performed at festivals and on other special occasions in the state of Gujarat, India. It is a joyful style of dance, based on a circular pattern and characterized by a sweeping action from side to side
Garba originated from the Sanskrit word Garbha meaning the womb. Customarily, this dance form in Gujarat marks a girl's first menstrual cycle and later, her imminent marriage. It is also performed during the nine-day Navratri festival which is held annually during the month of Ashwin (September or October).