1. the quality or state of being folkish; characteristic of or relating to ordinary people and their culture, traditions, or customs
Usage: uncountable; often used to describe art, music, or cultural expressions that appeal to or originate from common people

Examples

• The folkishness of the village festival attracted visitors from the city.
• Her paintings captured the folkishness of rural life in the early twentieth century.
• The band's music had a charming folkishness that resonated with audiences.
• The restaurant's folkishness made it feel warm and welcoming.
• He appreciated the folkishness of traditional crafts and handmade goods.
• The novel celebrated the folkishness of small-town America.