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Tea Eku Dance is a traditional dance originating from Nagekeo, Flores, East Nusa Tenggara (NTT). This dance is played by some female dancers who dance by using a handkerchief or a small cloth as an attribute in the dance. This dance is one of the most well-known traditional dances in Nagekeo, East Nusa Tenggara (NTT), and is often performed at various events such as traditional ceremonies, important guest shouting, and cultural events. The Origin of Tea Eku Dance History of Tea Eku Dance is still not known with certainty. But from several sources that exist, it is said that this Tea Eku Dance comes from the area Boawae, Nagekeo, Flores, NTT Province. Tea Eku dance was often performed in the traditional party there. Tea Eku Dance Name itself is taken from Tea and Eku. Tea means shakes, this can be seen from the movements of the dancers' feet that shuffle music. While the word Eku means a wave of handkerchiefs, this can be seen from the attributes used, namely the handkerchief. Tea E...