Kwakiutl

The Kwakiutl are an Indigenous people from the Pacific Northwest coast of North America, primarily in modern-day British Columbia, Canada. Known for their rich cultural traditions, they traditionally lived in large cedar plank houses and relied on fishing, hunting, and gathering for sustenance. The Kwakiutl are famous for their complex social structures, elaborate ceremonies, totem poles, and intricate art. Their spiritual beliefs often center around nature and ancestral spirits. Today, they continue to preserve their heritage through language, art, and traditions, while also engaging with modern society.