Põhin
Põhin is a traditional Estonian folk dance characterized by its lively, energetic movements and rhythmic stomping. The term "põhin" originates from the Estonian word "põhja," meaning "north," reflecting its roots in the northern regions of Estonia, particularly in the provinces of Virumaa and Lääne-Virumaa. This dance is often performed during folk festivals, celebrations, and cultural events, serving as a vibrant expression of Estonian heritage.
The dance typically involves a group of dancers, often men, who perform in a circular or line
Põhin is often associated with other Estonian folk dances and rituals, such as the "kannel" (a traditional
While Põhin is deeply rooted in Estonian folklore, it has also gained recognition beyond Estonia, appearing