Ethnomathematics is the study of the relationship between mathematics and culture. It explores how different cultural groups use mathematical concepts in their daily lives, traditions, and practices. This field recognizes that mathematical ideas are not universal but are influenced by social, historical, and cultural contexts. By examining various cultural approaches to mathematics, ethnomathematics aims to highlight the diversity of mathematical thought. It can include topics such as indigenous counting systems, geometric patterns in art, and traditional navigation techniques. This perspective enriches the understanding of mathematics as a human endeavor shaped by various cultural experiences.