The following command will set your culture to 'Komi.'
The following command will change the culture of the specified county to 'Komi.'
Name | Komi |
Culture ID | komi |
The Komi people are a unique ethnic group mostly residing in the north-eastern part of European Russia, primarily in the Komi Republic and Perm Krai. They have a cherished cultural heritage with roots deeply embedded in the icy expanse of the Siberian region.
The Komi culture is marked by language, art, music, traditional clothing, and a rich folklore that have withstood Russia's geographical and historical tumults. The Komi language, part of the Finno-Ugric family, remains a major vestige of their cultural identity with two primary dialects - Zyryan and Permyak.
Traditional Komi art often involves intricate patterns woven into fabrics or carved into objects, symbolizing different natural elements. Much of Komi music is folk based, with narratives brought to life over the haunting chords of traditional instruments, including the kantele, a stringed instrument.
Clothing in Komi culture is largely made from local materials. Colorful garments made from reindeer fur, delightfully stitched cotton, linen dresses, and wooden footwear are commonplace.
Rich in storytelling, Komi folklore is a treasure trove of myth and legend, passed down through generations, providing substantial insight into the worldview and spiritual beliefs of this people.
Despite the fast pace of the modern world, the Komi people continue to preserve their unique customs, language, costumes, and art, promising the survival of this fascinating culture for years to come.