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delicately woven baskets
from Palawan
OF National Commission for Culture and the Arts Chairman Felipe De Leon is welcomed by his “My City, My SM, My Crafts” partners (from left) CITEM deputy director Ma. Lourdes Mediran, SM vice president for...
Ethnic drums made from wood and goat skin by Ibaloy tribesmen in the Solibao Community in the Cordilleras.
Weaving is one of our country’s traditional arts and crafts. The Yakan weavers of Basilan are known for their exceptional techniques and their vibrantly colored designs.
A Bagobo from Davao keeps her tribe’s exquisite jackets and beadwork alive in the NCCA’s School of Living Traditions.
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A basket weaver from Cordillera Highlands
Saul from Blaan, Saranggani Gadang-inspired
Mabanag
Project partner Bureau of Domestic Trade Director Rhodora Leano
Umpak
kabayi top, and inabel skirt woven
by the Bagobos from Davao and made by Arlene
Salazar.
Albong takmon top and tabi skirt from Blaan, Sarangani