Tewa People

The Tewa people are a Native American group primarily residing in New Mexico, known for their rich cultural traditions and history. They are part of the Hopi-Tewa, Keresan, and Puebloan peoples, and their ancestors have inhabited the Southwest for centuries. Tewa communities are recognized for their adobe pueblos, traditional crafts like pottery and weaving, and participation in ceremonial dances that reflect their spiritual beliefs. They maintain strong cultural identities while engaging with modern life, preserving language, arts, and customs passed down through generations.