keemiaravi
Keemiaravi is a traditional Persian (Iranian) folk dance that originated among the nomadic tribes of the Iranian Plateau, particularly in the regions of Khorasan and other central Asian areas. The term "keemiaravi" combines the words "keemi" (meaning "dance" or "movement") and "ravi," which refers to the rhythmic, melodic style of music often associated with the dance. This dance is deeply rooted in the cultural heritage of the Iranian nomadic communities, reflecting their lifestyle, traditions, and social interactions.
Keemiaravi is typically performed in a circular formation, with dancers moving in a fluid, rhythmic manner
The dance is characterized by its graceful, flowing motions, often accompanied by clapping and foot-stomping rhythms.
In contemporary times, keemiaravi has gained recognition beyond its traditional communities, appearing in cultural festivals, performances,