Answer:
T'nalak or T'nalak weavings
Explanation:
T'nalak weavings are one of the traditional properties exchanged at the time of marriage and is used as a covering during birth to ensure a safe delivery.
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The T'boli believe that the T'nalak is infused with spiritual meaning, and as such there are a variety of traditions surrounding its production and use.
One should not step over a weaving in progress, and doing so is to risk illness. Cutting the cloth will cause sickness or death, unless done according to traditions. If a weaving is sold, a brass ring is often attached to appease the spirits. And while weaving a T'nalak, T'boli women practice abstinence in order to maintain the purity of their art.
