Georgian cultural customs, traditions, festivals, and etiquette, one custom or term per card.
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- სუფრა (Supra)
- A traditional Georgian feast with toasts, food, and wine, central to social life
- თამადა (Tamada)
- The toastmaster who leads the toasts at a supra
- საქართველოს დროშა (Sakartvelos drosha)
- The flag of Georgia, featuring five crosses
- ხაჭაპური (Khachapuri)
- Cheese-filled bread, a beloved national dish
- ხინკალი (Khink'ali)
- Georgian dumplings filled with meat or cheese, traditionally eaten by hand
- ღვინის ქვევრი (Ghvinis kvevri)
- A clay vessel used for traditional Georgian winemaking, buried underground
- ჭიდაობა (Chidaoba)
- Traditional Georgian wrestling sport
- სვანეთის კოშკები (Svanetis k'oshk'ebi)
- Defensive stone towers of the mountainous Svaneti region
- თბილისობა (Tbilisoba)
- An annual autumn festival celebrating the city of Tbilisi
- ვარძია (Vardzia)
- An ancient cave monastery complex carved into a cliffside
- მრავალხმიანობა (Mravalkhmianoba)
- The Georgian tradition of polyphonic singing, recognized by UNESCO
- ალავერდობა (Alaverdoba)
- A traditional religious festival held at Alaverdi Monastery in Kakheti
- ჩურჩხელა (Churchkhela)
- A traditional candle-shaped sweet made of nuts dipped in grape juice
- ჩოხა (Chokha)
- The traditional Georgian men's costume, worn with cartridge pouches on the chest
- ბერიკაობა (Berik'aoba)
- An ancient Georgian carnival tradition with masks, celebrating fertility