Tanoura Dance is a traditional folk dance originating from the Middle East, particularly popular in Egypt. It features a performer, often dressed in a colorful, flowing skirt, who spins continuously to create mesmerizing patterns. The dance is typically accompanied by live music, including traditional instruments, enhancing its vibrant atmosphere. The word "Tanoura" means "skirt" in Arabic, reflecting the dance's focus on the swirling fabric. This art form is often performed at cultural festivals and events, showcasing the rich heritage of Sufi traditions. The dance symbolizes spiritual connection and is believed to promote inner peace and harmony.