szövetmetszetekké

Szövetmetszetek (also spelled as szövettestek or szövettestekké) are a type of Hungarian folk dance that originated in the 19th century. The name translates to "tissue cuts" or "tissue pieces," referring to the intricate, often symmetrical patterns formed by the dancers' movements. These dances are typically performed by groups of women, with each dancer wearing a traditional Hungarian folk costume, known as a népi ruha.

The dances are characterized by their precise, rhythmic movements, which are often accompanied by traditional Hungarian music. The steps are usually performed in a circle or line, with the dancers moving in unison to create a mesmerizing visual effect. The movements are often repetitive, with the dancers performing a series of steps that are then repeated with slight variations.

Szövetmetszetek are an important part of Hungarian cultural heritage, and are often performed at folk festivals, weddings, and other special occasions. They are also taught in Hungarian folk dance schools, where students learn the steps and movements through a combination of instruction and practice. The dances are an important way for Hungarian culture to be preserved and passed down to future generations.