Seto Culture refers to the unique traditions and practices of the Seto people, an ethnic group primarily found in the Setomaa region of Estonia and Russia. This culture is characterized by its distinct language, Seto, which is a variety of the South Estonian language, and its rich folklore, including traditional songs and dances. The Seto people are known for their vibrant festivals, particularly the Seto Feast, which celebrates their heritage and community. The Seto Culture is also recognized for its traditional crafts, such as textile weaving and wood carving. The Seto people maintain a close connection to their agricultural roots, practicing subsistence farming and animal husbandry. Their spiritual beliefs often blend elements of Eastern Orthodox Christianity with ancient pagan traditions, reflecting a unique cultural identity that has persisted through centuries of change.