Anlo Ewe

The Anlo Ewe are a subgroup of the Ewe people, primarily residing in southeastern Ghana. They are known for their rich cultural traditions, music, dance, and craftsmanship, especially their intricate beadwork and pottery. The Anlo Ewe have a communal society organized around extended families and a central chiefdom that guides social and spiritual matters. Their language, Ewe, is widely spoken in the region. Historically, they played an active role in trade and resisted colonial rule, maintaining strong cultural identities that continue to influence their art, festivals, and social structure today.