The Ewe people are the largest ethnic group in Togo and the third largest ethnic group in Ghana. The history of the Ewe people is unknown. It is believed they originated between Benin and Nigeria and migrated during the 17th century wars.

Ewe religion is called Voodoo, which means “spirit.” Mawu is considered the creator god, who created other deities.

Ewe are known for their high quality strip-woven textiles.