Search｜Photos & Images & Videos｜KYODO NEWS IMAGES INC

Martinmas mummers who visited the Riigikogu

09.11.2023, Tallinn. Celebrating Mardipäev (Martinmas) in Stenbock house. On Martinmas, children are led by a mardi-father, dressed in dark clothing. They form a procession and make plenty of noise by playing instruments or banging pots. Their arrival at each house was meant to bring good fortune for the harvest. Photo Tairo Lutter, Postimees

E

Martinmas mummers who visited the Riigikogu

09.11.2023, Tallinn. Celebrating Mardipäev (Martinmas) in Stenbock house. On Martinmas, children are led by a mardi-father, dressed in dark clothing. They form a procession and make plenty of noise by playing instruments or banging pots. Their arrival at each house was meant to bring good fortune for the harvest. Photo Tairo Lutter, Postimees

E

Martinmas mummers who visited the Riigikogu

09.11.2023, Tallinn. Celebrating Mardipäev (Martinmas) in Stenbock house. On Martinmas, children are led by a mardi-father, dressed in dark clothing. They form a procession and make plenty of noise by playing instruments or banging pots. Their arrival at each house was meant to bring good fortune for the harvest. Photo Tairo Lutter, Postimees

E

Martinmas mummers who visited the Riigikogu

09.11.2023, Tallinn. Celebrating Mardipäev (Martinmas) in Stenbock house. On Martinmas, children are led by a mardi-father, dressed in dark clothing. They form a procession and make plenty of noise by playing instruments or banging pots. Their arrival at each house was meant to bring good fortune for the harvest. Photo Tairo Lutter, Postimees

E

Martinmas mummers who visited the Riigikogu

09.11.2023, Tallinn. Celebrating Mardipäev (Martinmas) in Stenbock house. On Martinmas, children are led by a mardi-father, dressed in dark clothing. They form a procession and make plenty of noise by playing instruments or banging pots. Their arrival at each house was meant to bring good fortune for the harvest. Photo Tairo Lutter, Postimees

E

Martinmas mummers who visited the Riigikogu

09.11.2023, Tallinn. Celebrating Mardipäev (Martinmas) in Stenbock house. On Martinmas, children are led by a mardi-father, dressed in dark clothing. They form a procession and make plenty of noise by playing instruments or banging pots. Their arrival at each house was meant to bring good fortune for the harvest. Photo Tairo Lutter, Postimees

E

Martinmas mummers who visited the Riigikogu

09.11.2023, Tallinn. Celebrating Mardipäev (Martinmas) in Stenbock house. On Martinmas, children are led by a mardi-father, dressed in dark clothing. They form a procession and make plenty of noise by playing instruments or banging pots. Their arrival at each house was meant to bring good fortune for the harvest. Photo Tairo Lutter, Postimees

E

Martinmas mummers who visited the Riigikogu

09.11.2023, Tallinn. Celebrating Mardipäev (Martinmas) in Stenbock house. On Martinmas, children are led by a mardi-father, dressed in dark clothing. They form a procession and make plenty of noise by playing instruments or banging pots. Their arrival at each house was meant to bring good fortune for the harvest. Photo Tairo Lutter, Postimees

E

Martinmas mummers who visited the Riigikogu

09.11.2023, Tallinn. Celebrating Mardipäev (Martinmas) in Stenbock house. On Martinmas, children are led by a mardi-father, dressed in dark clothing. They form a procession and make plenty of noise by playing instruments or banging pots. Their arrival at each house was meant to bring good fortune for the harvest. Photo Tairo Lutter, Postimees

E

Martinmas mummers who visited the Riigikogu

09.11.2023, Tallinn. Celebrating Mardipäev (Martinmas) in Stenbock house. On Martinmas, children are led by a mardi-father, dressed in dark clothing. They form a procession and make plenty of noise by playing instruments or banging pots. Their arrival at each house was meant to bring good fortune for the harvest. Photo Tairo Lutter, Postimees

E

Martinmas mummers who visited the Riigikogu

09.11.2023, Tallinn. Celebrating Mardipäev (Martinmas) in Stenbock house. On Martinmas, children are led by a mardi-father, dressed in dark clothing. They form a procession and make plenty of noise by playing instruments or banging pots. Their arrival at each house was meant to bring good fortune for the harvest. Photo Tairo Lutter, Postimees