It involves graceful, rhythmic movements with banners – waving, throwing, and catching – often performed indoors at competitions, with figures symbolizing a religious prayer about the battle between good and evil.
The tradition, which dates back to the 15th century or earlier, contributes to a sense of community and has been recognized as intangible cultural heritage since 2014.
In Gelderland, it differs from neighboring provinces due to its Catholic roots and fewer acrobatic variations.
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