The Fulani people, also known as Fulbe, are a nomadic ethnic group primarily found in West Africa. Their traditions emphasize a strong connection to cattle herding, which is central to their culture and economy. The Fulani are known for their intricate social structures, often organized into clans, and their rich oral traditions, including storytelling and poetry. Traditional Fulani attire is distinctive, featuring colorful garments and elaborate jewelry, especially among women. The Fulani also celebrate various festivals, such as the Gerewol, where young men showcase their beauty and dance to attract potential brides. These customs reflect their values of community, beauty, and resilience.