trådbøying
Trådbøying is a traditional Norwegian folk dance that originated in the rural areas of Norway, particularly in the regions of Telemark and Setesdal. The dance is characterized by its simple, repetitive steps and the use of a long, thin rope called a "tråd" (thread) or "trådbånd" (thread band). The rope is typically made of hemp or other natural fibers and is worn around the waist, with the ends held by the dancers.
The dance is performed in pairs, with one dancer holding the rope and the other dancing around
Trådbøying is a social dance that is often performed at weddings, celebrations, and other social gatherings.
The dance has also gained international recognition in recent years, with performances and demonstrations taking place