Tewa (Tewa people)

The Tewa are Native American people belonging to the Pueblo nations in the southwestern United States, primarily in New Mexico. They have a rich cultural history that dates back centuries, known for their distinctive pottery, intricate art, and traditional ceremonies. The Tewa speak the Tewa language and maintain a strong sense of community and spirituality tied to their ancestral lands. They have historically been involved in agriculture, especially corn farming, which remains central to their way of life. Today, the Tewa continue to preserve their cultural heritage while also engaging with modern society.