Morris
Common British surname
Morris is a traditional English folk dance performed in formation, typically by groups wearing bells and ribbons, often accompanied by accordions and waving handkerchiefs or sticks.
The Morris dancers performed at the village festival.
As a proper name, Morris is both a surname and given name.
Morris dancing dates to the 15th century and remains part of English folk tradition.
maypole
Tall ribbon-wrapped post
- bellsStruck metal sound-makers
- handkerchiefPocket cloth for sniffles
- stickThin piece of wood
jig · folkdance · Cotswold · sash · stepping · accordion · fiddle · tradition · costume · ritual
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- Morris dancingEnglish folk tradition with bells
- morris dancersTraditional English folk dancers
- William MorrisVictorian pattern designer