Both statements about Saguna bhakti traditions are correct.

Saguna bhakti traditions mainly revolve around the worship of specific deities such as Vishnu or his avatars. These traditions emphasize a personal and loving relationship between the devotee and the deity. Devotees often worship these deities through rituals, prayers, and offerings, seeking their blessings and guidance.

In Saguna bhakti traditions, Gods and Goddesses are indeed conceptualized in anthropomorphic forms. This means that they are visualized and depicted with human-like qualities and attributes. These anthropomorphic forms make it easier for devotees to relate to the deity and establish a personal connection.

Therefore, option 3, which states that both statements are correct, is the correct answer.

Note: It is important to highlight that the term "Saguna" refers to the belief in a deity with form and attributes. In contrast, "Nirguna" bhakti traditions focus on the worship of a formless and attributeless divine essence.