Lovara

The Lovara are a subgroup of the Romani people, traditionally known as horse traders and itinerants originating from Eastern Europe. They have their own distinct language, culture, and social practices, often maintaining close community ties and a nomadic lifestyle, though many now settle permanently. The Lovara are recognized for their craftsmanship, storytelling, and resilience in preserving their heritage despite historical challenges. Their identity is shaped by a rich cultural history that emphasizes mobility, craftsmanship, and strong family connections, contributing to the diverse mosaic of Romani culture worldwide.