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It is a large, wrap around tubular garment. They are used by the Maranao and Maguindanao is from the southern Phillippines.

• Inabal

• Tubao

• Malong

• T'nalak

It is a traditionally handwoven ethnic cloth made by non-muslim, muslim and indigenous peoples in Mindanao. This colorful cloth is worn as headpiece or headscarf and used as a handkerchief.

• Panolong

• Tubao

• T'nalak

• Mandaya's Dagmay

It is a handwoven textile made from abaca. Making it involves a mud - dyeing technique wherein tribe members soak their tannin-dyed yarns into iron-rich mud for days.

• Mandaya's Dagmay

• T'nalak

• Inabal

• Malong

It is a traditional textile of Bagobo - Tagbanwa, made from abaca with a special weave. The cloth with a central panel, worn only by women.

• Malong

• T'nalak

• Inabal

• Panolong

A cloth T'boli dream weavers have patterns inspired by dream and blessed by Fu Dalu, god of abaca.

• T'nalak

• Panolong

• Tubao

• Inabal

is a dyeing technique used in creating design on a fabric. It is

also tradition in Indonesia, Cambodia, and Thailand that is also practiced

among several indigenous group in Mindanao.

• T'nalak

• Ikat or ikkat

• Tanggob

• Langkit

What is Tanggob generally known as in Mindanao?

• babaloban

• handkerchief

• headress

• Langkit

What does babaloban mean?

• Tied

• Handkerchief

• Headress

• Langkit

What is Langkit?

• is a Maranao word meaning a strip of multi-colored

  fabric, woven or embroidered to decorate or enhance the

  design or style of the malong.

• generally known in

  Maranao

  as babaloban

  (tied), is one of the simpler forms of ikat

• is a dyeing technique used in creating design on a fabric. It is

  also tradition in Indonesia, Cambodia, and Thailand that is also practiced

  among several indigenous group in Mindanao.

• is a handwoven textile

  made from abaca

  .

  Making it involves a

  mud-dyeing technique

  wherein tribe members

  soak their tannin-dyed

  yarns into iron-rich mud

  for days.