Kutch Garba

Kutch Garba is a traditional folk dance from the Kutch region of Gujarat, India. It is performed during festivals, especially Navratri, to honor goddess Durga. The dance typically involves circular formations where participants clap and rhythmically move their feet to energetic music, often accompanied by traditional instruments. Men and women wear vibrant, colorful attire, including chaniya choli and kediyu, and sometimes adorn themselves with mirror work and jewelry. Kutch Garba emphasizes community participation, expressing devotion, cultural heritage, and unity through lively, coordinated dance movements. It is a festive celebration deeply rooted in local customs.