Pelkmoiden
Pelkmoiden is a term used to describe a folk dance that originated in the Netherlands. The dance is characterized by its use of octagonal figures and is typically performed by groups of people, often in rural communities.
The dance is said to have developed as a variation of the traditional folk dance Scheveningense polka.
In a standard pelkmoiden performance, dancers form two circular rows facing each other, with their feet starting
While the actual steps and movements involved in pelkmoiden can vary, the dance is often performed to
The cultural significance of pelkmoiden lies in its ties to rural Dutch folklore and community traditions.