The Mursi people are an indigenous ethnic group residing in the southwestern region of Ethiopia, primarily in the Omo Valley. They are known for their unique cultural practices, including the use of lip plates, which are worn by women as a symbol of beauty and social status. The Mursi primarily engage in agriculture and livestock herding, relying on the fertile lands along the Omo River. The Mursi community has a rich tradition of oral storytelling, music, and dance, which play a vital role in their social and cultural identity. They are also known for their distinctive body art and traditional clothing, which reflect their connection to the land and their heritage. Despite facing challenges from modernization and external influences, the Mursi people strive to preserve their unique way of life.