Iduissa
Iduissa is a lesser-known traditional game that originated among Indigenous communities in parts of North America, particularly among the Ojibwe (Chippewa) and other Algonquian-speaking peoples. The game is often played during winter months, taking advantage of snow-covered landscapes, and serves as both a recreational activity and a cultural practice.
The game typically involves two teams competing to retrieve a small, lightweight object, such as a stone
Iduissa reflects themes of endurance, teamwork, and connection to the natural environment, aligning with Indigenous values
While iduissa is not widely recognized outside Indigenous circles, it remains an important part of cultural