Ajoväli
Ajoväli is a term used in Estonian language and culture to describe a traditional type of folk dance that originated in the rural areas of Estonia. The name "ajoväli" translates to "year's end field" in English, reflecting the seasonal nature of the dance and its connection to the agricultural calendar. Ajoväli dances are typically performed during the winter months, often as part of celebrations marking the end of the harvest season and the beginning of the new year.
These dances are characterized by their lively and energetic movements, which often involve intricate footwork and
Ajoväli dances are an important part of Estonian cultural heritage, preserving traditional music, dance, and storytelling.