Kärkipäätteiset
Kärkipäätteiset are a group of Finnish folk dances that are characterized by their distinctive ending, where the dancers form a circle and hold hands, creating a closed circle. This formation is known as the "kärkipääte" or "end circle." The dances are typically performed in a line, with the dancers moving in a wave-like motion, and then forming the end circle at the end of the dance.
The origin of kärkipäätteiset dances is not precisely known, but they are believed to have evolved from
The steps and movements of kärkipäätteiset dances vary depending on the region and the specific dance, but
Kärkipäätteiset dances are not only a form of entertainment but also a means of social interaction and
In recent years, kärkipäätteiset dances have gained international recognition, with performances and workshops being held in