Koormuspiirangute
Koormuspiirangute is a traditional type of Estonian folk dance, originating from the country's southwestern region. The name "koormuspiirangute" roughly translates to "corn dance" or "ears of corn dance" in English, referring to the dancers' costume, which resembles corn husks.
The dance is typically performed by a group of dancers dressed in traditional Estonian attire, with men
Koormuspiirangute is often performed during traditional Estonian folk festivals and celebrations, which usually take place in
The dance is generally performed in a village square or a similar setting, where the dancers form