Pwe Culture refers to the traditional practices and social customs of the Pwe people, an indigenous group primarily found in Papua New Guinea. This culture is characterized by vibrant art, music, and dance, often used in ceremonies and community gatherings. The Pwe people have a rich oral tradition, passing down stories and knowledge through generations. Central to Pwe Culture is the concept of community, where cooperation and mutual support are vital. Traditional practices include fishing, hunting, and agriculture, which sustain their livelihoods. The Pwe people also engage in unique rituals that reflect their beliefs and connection to the land and ancestors.