Indigenous Sign Languages are unique forms of communication used by various Indigenous communities around the world. These languages are often developed within specific cultural contexts and can differ significantly from one community to another. They serve as vital tools for communication among Deaf individuals and can also be used by hearing members of the community. These sign languages are distinct from American Sign Language or British Sign Language, which are used in broader contexts. Indigenous Sign Languages often incorporate local cultural elements, traditions, and stories, making them an essential part of the community's identity and heritage.