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| | Kurava |
 | | It is a burning snake, symbolizing the duplicity, or ambiguiety, of fire, light and knowledge. |
 | | Description: Already long before 1994 some teachers of Kuldiga school of environment, under the direction of teacher of music Alīda Štromane, had created a folklore group, which collected folk songs and sometimes acted. |
 | | Gradually arose the idea to create a public organization, which would be engaged not only in gathering and performing of folklore, but also in the spiritual formation of society, particularly the school children. |
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