seiklejateles
Seiklejateles is a type of Estonian women's folk dance. It originated in the 19th century and is characterized by a strong emphasis on dramatic expression and storytelling through movement. Seiklejateles is typically performed by groups of women, often dressed in traditional Estonian attire, and involves intricate choreography and gestures that convey a narrative or emotions.
The dance name itself is composed of two Estonian words: "seiklus," meaning adventure or journey, and "tele,"
Seiklejateles performances often include diorama scenes that depict rural life, harvests, and fairy tales. These scenes
The origins of seiklejateles are rooted in ancient Estonian folk traditions, with influences from pagan mythology