Folk Customs

Folk customs are traditional practices, behaviors, or rituals passed down within communities over generations. They often involve specific ways of celebrating holidays, seasonal events, or life milestones, reflecting a group's shared history and cultural identity. These customs can include festivals, clothing styles, music, dance, food, or gestures that help maintain a sense of belonging and continuity. Unlike formal laws, folk customs are voluntary and often practiced privately or locally. They enrich cultural diversity and help communities preserve their unique heritage, fostering social bonds and a collective sense of tradition.