The Western Dani are an indigenous group residing in the highlands of Papua, Indonesia. They are known for their rich cultural traditions, including unique rituals, music, and art. The Western Dani primarily engage in subsistence agriculture, cultivating crops like sweet potatoes and taro, and they also practice hunting and gathering. Their social structure is organized around clans, with strong ties to family and community. The Western Dani are recognized for their distinctive body decorations, such as traditional clothing and elaborate tattoos. Their way of life has been influenced by both modern developments and their deep-rooted cultural heritage.