Gypsy (Romani)

The Romani, often called Gypsies historically, are an ethnic group originating from northern India who migrated to Europe centuries ago. They have their own languages, culture, and traditions, emphasizing freedom, community, and craftsmanship. Despite facing discrimination and stereotypes, many Romani people pursue diverse livelihoods and maintain rich cultural practices. They are a vibrant, resilient community with a unique identity shaped by centuries of history and adaptation across different regions.