The Gitxsan people are an Indigenous group located in northwestern British Columbia, Canada. Their culture is deeply connected to the land, with a strong emphasis on traditional practices, storytelling, and the preservation of their language. The Gitxsan have a rich history of art, particularly in carving and weaving, which reflects their connection to nature and their ancestors. Social structure within Gitxsan culture is organized around clans and houses, each with its own unique totem poles and symbols. The Gitxsan practice potlatch ceremonies, which are significant cultural events that celebrate important life events and reinforce community ties. Their spiritual beliefs are closely tied to the natural world, emphasizing respect for all living things.