taulumallia
Taulumallia is a traditional Finnish folk dance that originated in the region of Savonia, located in eastern Finland. The term "taulumallia" combines the Finnish words *taulu*, meaning "board" or "table," and *mallia*, which refers to a type of rhythmic movement or dance step. This dance is often performed during festive occasions, particularly during the Christmas season, and is closely associated with the celebration of Joulu (Finnish Christmas).
The dance typically involves a group of people, often family members or friends, standing in a circle
Taulumallia is often performed to traditional Finnish Christmas carols or folk songs, such as "Joulupukki" (Santa
The dance is simple enough to be enjoyed by people of all ages, making it a beloved