The Bassa culture is primarily found in Liberia and Sierra Leone, where the Bassa people have a rich heritage. They are known for their unique language, also called Bassa, which belongs to the Niger-Congo language family. Traditional practices, music, and dance play a significant role in their community life, often reflecting their history and beliefs. Bassa society is organized around extended families and clans, with a strong emphasis on communal living. The Bassa people are skilled artisans, particularly in wood carving and weaving, creating intricate designs that showcase their cultural identity. Festivals and rituals are important, celebrating milestones and honoring ancestors.