Attire, Textile, and Tapestries in Mindanao

It is a process of dyeing the fabric where the yarns are tightly wrapped with strings and dyed before weaving .

• Inabel

• Ikat

• T'nalak

• Malong

It is similar to a sarong worn by peoples in Malaysia, Brunei and Indonesia.

• Inabel

• T'nalak

• Ikat

• Malong

Match the following attires to their respective ethnolinguistic group

• Maranao

• 
• Yakan

• 
• B'laan

• 
• Bagobo

• 
• T'boli

• 

It is a square cloth by the Yakan women used as a head cover or as a belt.

• Seputangan

• Sawal

• Malong

• Pinalantalupan

It is also referred as the "Land of the Promise"

• Luzon

• Visayas

• Mindanao

• Cebu

It is woven from deep brown abaca treated in the ikat process to obtain intricate designs

• Sawal

• Malong

• T'nalak

• Yakan

The B'laan's name comes from a combination of two words "bila" which means​ ​ (a)   and "an" which means ​ (b)  

• house
• people

A traditional dance which demonstrates the various ways of weaving a malong and its uses

• Kapa Malong Malong

• Pangalay

• Singkil

• Tinikling

Match the following

• Textile

• 
• Tapestries

• 
• Attire

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It is a traditional Filipino tube skirt that is made of hand-woven or machine-made multi-colored cotton cloth, bearing a variety of floral designs.

• Sawal

• Seputangan

• Malong

• Badju Lapi