kartonkeihin
Kartonkeihin is a traditional Finnish dance that originated in the country's northern regions. The dance involves a complex series of stepping and skipping movements performed to the beat of traditional Finnish music. The term "kartonkeihin" is a Finnish word that literally translates to " barrel dance," which refers to the traditional vessels used in the dance.
During a performance of kartonkeihin, the dance leader typically holds a wooden barrel or a similar container,
Kartonkeihin is believed to have originated in the 19th century, when Finnish peasants would gather in villages
In recent years, efforts have been made to document and preserve the traditional dance techniques of kartonkeihin.