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Sogo-chum is a dance performed with a small hand drum called sogo. This dance is often part of festive occasions and is known for its lively, playful spirit.

Dongrae Hakchum is a dance originating from the Dongrae region and is characterized by intricate footwork simulating a crane, symbolizing nobility and purity.

Jinju geommu is a Korean sword dance specifically from the Jinju region. It is performed primarily by women and showcases a dance form that combines combat movements with artistic grace.

Jindo Bukchum is a drum dance from the Jindo region of South Korea. It’s known for vigorous drumming, with dancers often performing in formations symbolizing unity and communal life.

The Korean Sword Dance, or geommu, is a dance that incorporates martial arts movements with rhythmic and precise sword techniques, showcasing both grace and strength.

Hallyangmu is a dance that portrays the carefree lifestyle of the hallyang, who were the noble idlers of the Joseon Dynasty. It is characterized by playful movements and an air of nonchalance.

The Crane Dance, or hakchum, is a Korean dance that imitates the graceful movements of a crane. The crane is an important symbol in many Asian cultures, representing longevity and purity.

Seungmu is a monastic dance performed by a dancer wearing long white sleeves and a white robe. The dance involves intricate footwork and sleeve movements, representing a depth of spiritual practice.

Jangguchum is a drum dance where the performer plays the Janggu, a traditional Korean hourglass-shaped drum, in various dynamic poses and rhythms.

Hanryangmu is a solo dance that depicts the leisurely elegance of Korea's scholarly class or yangban. It’s known for its laid-back and gentle gestures.

A traditional Korean dance performed primarily by women during the Chuseok holidays. It involves dancing in a circle under a full moon and is indicative of community unity and a prayer for a good harvest.

Nongak, also known as 'farmers' music', is a traditional Korean performance that combines dance, music, and acrobatics. It's known for its use in agricultural celebrations and showcases communal spirit.

Salpuri is a shamanistic dance that originated from Korea’s indigenous shamanic traditions. It's performed as a solo and it often represents the exorcism of bad spirits and personal liberation.

Pungmul is a Korean folk music tradition that includes drumming, dancing, and singing. It's often performed in rural villages during farming holidays and community celebrations.

Gutgeori dance is associated with the gut, a Korean shamanic ritual. The dance involves rhythmic movements that sync with the unique 3-3-2 rhythm pattern, often reflecting gut’s purpose for exorcism and well-being.

Also known as the 'fan dance,' Buchaechum is a dance performed with fans decorated with pink peony blossoms and feathers. It is characterized by its beauty and grace, and it represents the beauty of nature.

Samgomu is a dance performed with three drums. It's a rhythmic dance that showcases the dancer's agility and precision in playing the drums while executing complex dance moves.

Taepyeongmu is a dance performed to pray for peace and prosperity for Korea. The movements are said to represent various historical and legendary figures who are symbols of peace.

Obangjangchum is a dance that represents the five directions and their corresponding colors according to traditional Korean symbolism. The dance movements are meant to harmonize the five elements and bring balance.