Fire juggling is a performance art that involves tossing and catching objects that are on fire, such as torches or poi. This activity requires skill, coordination, and practice to ensure safety while creating visually stunning displays. Fire jugglers often perform at festivals, events, or street performances, captivating audiences with their daring feats. Safety is a crucial aspect of fire juggling. Performers typically use special equipment designed for fire performance, including wicks made from materials that burn slowly and safely. Additionally, fire jugglers often have safety measures in place, such as fire extinguishers and safety gear, to minimize risks associated with handling fire.