Yakan Bungasama Multi-colored

Yakan Bungasama Multi-coloredWeave Artisan Usage & Care The weaves of the Yakan Tennun community in Basilan serve as a testament to the ingenuity of the tribe. Woven in a backstrap loom, the weaver usually weaves under their traditional houses made of stilts to protect them from weather conditions. The Yakan Bungasma pattern highlights the community's connection with nature, showing patterns that appear to replicate the inspiration from the world around them from dawen dawen

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The Abaca Pinangabol is a traditional weave of the Daraghuyan Bukidnon Community

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The plaid weave depicted here is the take on the classic design by the weavers of Argao in Cebu province

Traditionally used for protective clothing

The local weavers of Malabor

Plaid designs distinguish themselves by being both simple and yet slightly more complex to weave than the usual stripe pattern