In which example is a combination of folk art and applied art possible?

Useful textile design with traditional motifs

The governing concept is the combination of cultural tradition with practical design. Folk art often contains inherited motifs, symbols, patterns, colours, techniques, and stories associated with a community. Applied art uses artistic planning to create objects that have a practical or functional purpose. Option A is correct because a textile can be useful as clothing, furnishing, or another everyday object while incorporating traditional folk motifs. Its design therefore joins cultural expression with applied use. The empty radio, formless stone, and closed book do not clearly show a traditional visual language being adapted for a useful object. The decisive clues are both the folk element, represented by traditional motifs, and the applied element, represented by useful textile design.

This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Introduction to Art. Topic: Types of art.