Irreecha festival

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Irreecha festival is a major Oromo thanksgiving celebration marking the end of the rainy season and expressing gratitude to Waaqa (God), typically held near water bodies in Ethiopia’s Oromia Region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Irreecha festival variant
Oromo cultural festival
annual festival
intangible cultural heritage of the Oromo people
religious thanksgiving celebration
associatedWith Oromo identity
Oromo nationalism
Oromo traditional calendar NERFINISHED
attracts international visitors
large domestic pilgrims
celebratedBy Oromo people NERFINISHED
country Ethiopia
culturalSignificance intergenerational transmission of Oromo traditions
strengthening Oromo social cohesion
danceStyle Oromo traditional dances
hasDressCode traditional Oromo clothing
hasVariant Irreecha Arfaasaa NERFINISHED
Irreecha Birraa NERFINISHED
heldNear lakes
rivers
water bodies
honorsDeity Waaqa NERFINISHED
includesRitual blessings by elders
collective prayers
thanksgiving songs
traditional dances
use of flowers
use of green grass
languageOfCelebration Afaan Oromo NERFINISHED
mainlyCelebratedIn Oromia Region NERFINISHED
majorCelebrationSite Bishoftu NERFINISHED
Hora Arsadi NERFINISHED
marks end of the rainy season
meaning thanksgiving to Waaqa
musicStyle Oromo traditional music
prayersAddressedTo Waaqa Tokkicha NERFINISHED
recognizedAs important Oromo cultural heritage
religion Waaqeffannaa NERFINISHED
season end of rainy season
spring
spring planting season
symbolizes gratitude for fertility
gratitude for peace
gratitude for prosperity
transition from darkness to light
typicalMonth October
September

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Oromia Region hasCulturalHeritage Irreecha festival