Morris dancing is a traditional English folk dance that involves rhythmic stepping and choreographed figures. Dancers often wear bells on their legs and carry props like sticks, handkerchiefs, or swords. The dance is typically performed in groups, accompanied by live music, often featuring instruments such as the accordion or fiddle. Originating in the late 15th century, Morris dancing is often associated with seasonal celebrations and local festivals. It varies by region, with different styles and costumes reflecting local customs. The dance is a vibrant expression of community and cultural heritage, celebrating English folklore and traditions.