SONG AND DANCE FESTIVAL

In the summer of 2025, the long-awaited Song and Dance Festival “ISEOMA” took place at the Tallinn Song Festival Grounds, where thousands of singers and dancers came together for an unforgettable performance. It was a celebration that united generations and brought all of Estonia together in one rhythm. If you’d like to remember this spectacular event, or are looking for a beautiful memento for yourself or a loved one, you’ve come to the right place.

Our collection features a wide selection of ISEOMA souvenirs – from badges and socks to caps, t-shirts, hoodies and accessories. All products were designed by the festival’s head artist Marko Kekišev, who created a vibrant and joyful design that captures the grandeur and unity of the celebration. These are not just souvenirs – they are memories you can wear and use every day.

Everyday accessories

One of our most popular items is the Song and Dance Festival thermal bottle – a practical and eco-friendly companion for work, school or the outdoors. We also carry colourful tote bags, perfect for everyday use and as a beautiful reminder of the festival. The bags are available in green, pink and blue, along with a special folk costume garment bag for storing traditional clothing.

Clothing

Carry the festival memory with you! The collection includes the ISEOMA blue t-shirt and light blue t-shirt for adults, as well as a green t-shirt for children. For cooler weather, the blue hoodie is a perfect choice.

Hats and socks

The hat selection is rich: a dark blue cap, yellow cap, blue cap and cosy beanies in blue and green. For happy feet, there are ISEOMA blue socks, ankle socks and colourful knee-highs. To remember the Dance Festival, we also carry red and white 80DEN tights.

Small souvenirs

A lovely little gift for someone special or yourself – an elegant badge in a velvet case, an everyday pin badge or a practical gel pen with ISEOMA branding.

All souvenirs are a wonderful way to keep the spirit of the Song and Dance Festival alive – whether for yourself, a friend or a visitor from abroad who wants to take home a piece of Estonian culture.