Taajus
Taajus refers to a traditional Finnish folk dance that originated in the coastal regions of southwestern Finland, particularly in the Åland Islands. The term "taajus" is derived from the Finnish word *taajuus*, meaning "frequency" or "density," which reflects the dance's lively, rhythmic nature. It is often performed during festivals, weddings, and other communal gatherings, serving as a cultural expression of Finnish heritage.
Taajus is characterized by its fast-paced, circular movements, where dancers form a ring or line and move
The origins of taajus can be traced back to the 19th century, when it emerged as a
While taajus is most strongly associated with the Åland Islands, its popularity has spread across Finland and