Kayan Lahwi is an ethnic group primarily found in the northern regions of Myanmar and parts of Thailand. They are known for their unique cultural practices, including the tradition of wearing brass coils around the neck, which is believed to elongate the neck over time. This practice is often associated with the Kayan sub-group of the larger Karen ethnic community. The Kayan Lahwi people are also recognized for their vibrant textiles and intricate handicrafts. Their traditional lifestyle revolves around agriculture, and they often engage in farming and weaving. The Kayan Lahwi culture is rich in folklore and rituals, reflecting their deep connection to their heritage and environment.