YAKAN TRIBE AND THEIR CRAFTS

Are strung together to protect them against bodily pain

• Belts made of Snake bones

• Belts made of Shark bones

• Belts made of Alligator bones

• Belts made of Crocodile bones

A polished and with a hole at the base, is believed to bring good luck when worn as a neckleace.

• Snake tooth

• Crocodile tooth

• Alligator tooth

• Shark tooth

A sawtooth pattern commonly found in Yakan weaving, specifically in clothes baskets and on the natives sword called a kris.

• Baggang kettan

• Bunga sama

• Kabban buddi

• Passuki labbung

A symmetrical, rectangular-shaped design used for tables runners, often inspired by natives flowers and fishes

• Baggang kettan

• Kabban buddi

• Bunga sama

• Passuk labbung

Combines incised triangles and rectangles, and is used to decorate kris.

• Baggang kettan

• Passuk labbung

• Bunga sama

• Kabban buddi

A beautifully decorated large bronze tray.

Is a food cover made of bamboo leaves..

Is a type of Philippine bolo sword or knife characterized by a heavy blade and a wide tip

Is a traditional wavy-bladed sword, often used by Muslims in Mindanao, including the Yakan.

Is a spear, specifically a Moro weapon, known for its length and weight, used by Muslims