The Ifugaos used hardwood, buri, bamboo, nito and rattan in making their crafts.

The Ifugaos who lived in the mountainous part of central Cordillera in Northen Luzon are excellent weavers,potterers, and skillful craftsmen.

The Ibanags are excellent blacksmiths; they are also known for making good pots.

Art is not so much a part of the life of the indigenous people of the Philippines.

The Ifugaos are famous for their mastery of woodcarving. An example is the carving of their deity, bul-ul.

The Gaddangs who lived in Cagayan, Quirino, central Isabela, and Nueva Vizcaya weave their hats using fibers from cotton, pineapple and abaca.

Many tribal people wear woven hats as protection against the strong heat of the sun.

Ivatan are from the province of Batangas.

Hagabi is a unique piece of stone carved to become  bench, and a sign of riches.