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1. Bagobo costume Filipiniana, Woven Fabric, Philippines, Weave, Fabrics, Costumes, People ... T'nalak a traditional cloth woven by T'boli women
2. nabal, woven cloth made from abaca and natural dyes, is a textile highly valued in Bagobo society.
3. The magani is identified by his blood-red clothing, which he earns in successful combats. Abaca used to grow wild in the Davao provinces. These are usually stripped for the fibre for which are used for commercial purposes especially during the early 1900s when the demand for hemp was great.
4. While still others of the Bagóbo specialize weaving abacca cloths of earth-toned hues, as well as, basket-making trimmed with beads, fibers and horse hair. Their distinct ceremonial attire made of ikat textiles is likely to be referred to as either costume or dress.
6. The Dream Weavers don't follow self-invented patterns. Instead, they believe that the designs of the t'nalak they create are brought to them in their dreams by Fu Dalu, the spirit of the Abaca. They then bring these patterns to life by weaving solely from mental images and memory.
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