Weavers of this fabric are known as "dream weavers".

It is the only fabric among the choices that uses a mud-dyeing procedure to color the abaca fibers.

A tubular garment of the Maranao.

This fabric is characterized by the use of changing colors, wide borders, and shows designs like twisted flowers and geometric patters and triangle.

A fabric used mainly as head scarf of the Tausug.

A saw-tooth pattern used in Yakan fabric.

Yakan fabric used as a skirt covering the trousers.

Which of the following is NOT a decorative comb used by Lumads.

A face painting custom of the Yakans worn during wedding ceremonies.