The Laguna people are a Native American tribe located in New Mexico, primarily around the Laguna Pueblo. They are part of the larger Keresan linguistic group and have a rich cultural heritage that includes traditional crafts, ceremonies, and agricultural practices. The Laguna community is known for its pottery, which often features intricate designs and vibrant colors. Historically, the Laguna people have lived in the region for centuries, maintaining their customs and traditions despite external influences. They engage in various activities, including farming and weaving, and celebrate numerous festivals that reflect their spiritual beliefs and connection to the land.