A T’boli agung ensemble all the way from Lake Sebu, South Cotabato, provided musical entertainment at the Oct. 25 store opening of Gifts & Graces Trade Fair Foundation.
My week in Lake Sebu, South Cotabato, last summer, specifically with the T’boli, has changed the way I view living in Manila and the process of preserving one’s heritage.
Among the leading ecodestinations is Lake Sebu in South Cotabato, with its seven falls, the ancestral domain of the T’boli ethnolinguistic group.
A Filipino artist, recognizing the impact of Disney princesses, thought to give the likes of Pocahontas, Princess Jasmine and Belle a local touch.
Instead of killing the country’s weaving tradition, the entry of global fast-fashion brands seems to have led a growing number...
CHRISTMAS is the busiest time of year. There are year-end deadlines to meet, get-togethers to attend and Christmas presents to...
THERE is a world beyond the land of the T’boli to which they constantly bring propitiatory offerings—the world of the...
PROBABLY the most oppressed, and certainly the most neglected, Filipinos are the indigenous peoples (IPs) in every region of...
Four sets of traditional native garb in varying shades of red project a commanding presence at the entrance to the permanent textile exhibit of the Museum of the People in Manila.
The indigenous peoples of Mindanao rely on their traditional crafts-weaving, not only for cultural expression but also for helping address the economic needs of the community.
