Georgian dance is a big part of Georgian culture. There are number of purposes Georgian
people performed a dance. We put our hearts and souls in the dance to express our
temperament, mentality, main intentions, and our main purpose of life. Fierce and brave
character of a man as well as graciosity and tenderness of a woman is expressed through
our dances. With every precise motion, we tell our history, open our heart to you to bring
you the wild Georgian energy and share part of our spirit.
Kartuli (Georgian)
National Georgian dance
The dance performed by a couple is a fascinating story of love between a woman and a
man, this dance was commonly performed at the throne. The dancers are perceived as
the king and the queen and the dance itself expresses the brightness and joy of their
eternal love and loyalty.
Partsa
National Georgian dance
This antique dance that was highly evaluated by the famous Greek philosopher,
Strabo; has its roots in the part of Georgia called Guria. It’s dynamic choreography
is full of fast and beautiful movements, the circle built up by the dancers causes the
exclamation and the feeling of festivity in viewers.
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Acharuli
National Georgian dance
This captivating dance comes from the region called Achara, the magnificent region
at the Black Sea; it is performed usually by a couple of a boy and a girl but may
also be performed by a group. Switching the slow movements with the fast ones is
harmoniously combined with the alluring beauty and graciosity of a woman.
Mtiuluri
National Georgian dance
Narnari
National Georgian dance
It’s harmonious, tender dance of princesses or angles which is performed only
by girls mostly at the throne.
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Samaya
National Georgian dance
It’s the dance of three queens, blessing the motherland and the warriors on the way
to war. This dance expresses the union of our religion, throne and the warriors for
the main blessed purpose, protecting the countryFaculties have a broad challenge
area”.
Simdi (Osuri)
National Georgian dance
Rooted in Oseti, the central-northern part of Georgia this dance captures our
attention with the charming, precise and tender motions of both girls and boys and
leaves us enthralled with the delightful ,compelling precision of straight lines and
delicate drifting-like motions on the stage.
Farikaoba
National Georgian dance
It’s a Georgian mountainous dance the ideas of which are both of the following: first,
it represents the skills that men had to acquire for upcoming wars, it was like a
fighting practice where warriors mastered sword fighting. But more importantly the
vigorous dance shows us the important role of a woman in the society. Men are
fighting against each other competing to defeat the opponent to win over the desired
girl’s heart. Man should be fearless and protectors to be chosen. Simultaneously,
when a girl sees their fight she brings peace between opponents with her white
bandana. An honorable man will not continue fighting after seeing the bandana due
to the respect of a woman.
Kazbeguri
National Georgian dance
It’s a dance performed by men from mountains , representing their steady,
firm and and fierce character, which is in harmony with the tough nature
and environment, willing to unthinkably sacrifice themselves to protect
their homeland.
Svanuri
National Georgian dance
It’s the dance rooted in high mountainous region called Svaneti , performed
only by men, showing the strength, bravery, courage and fearless nature, while
honoring their idol and appreciating the bountifulness of the sun
