The traditional Georgian game “Lelo Burti” is held annually during the Orthodox Easter celebrations and is recognized as part of Georgia’s intangible cultural heritage. The match has no strict rules and involves competition between two teams formed by residents from the upper and lower parts of the village. The number of players is unlimited and can sometimes reach several hundred. Participants strive to carry a heavy leather ball, weighing about 16 kilograms and filled with a mixture of soil, sand, wool, and soaked in wine, to the opposite side of a designated stream. The game area encompasses almost the entire village, including streets, yards, and gardens. Before the game begins, the ball is blessed by a local priest in a church and then…