Pshavians are an ethnic group from the mountainous region of Pshavi in Georgia. They are known for their unique culture, traditions, and dialect, which is distinct from other Georgian groups. Pshavians primarily engage in agriculture and livestock farming, reflecting their connection to the rugged landscape. The Pshavian community is characterized by its strong sense of identity and rich folklore, including traditional music and dance. Their historical practices, such as the celebration of local festivals, highlight their deep-rooted customs and social values, which have been preserved over generations despite modern influences.