MALAPATAN, Sarangani (March 15, 2008) – A Blaan woman starts a weaving process (tabih). A dileh (knife), galana (dye) made up of yellow, green, violet and red, and a wooden stick (los) are used to treat the dried leaves of buli or romblon leaves. The traditional tabih, one of the three vanishing arts of weaving among the indigenous people, has been preserved in Sarangani through the School of Living Tradition project of Governor Migs Dominguez. (Photo by Cocoy Sexcion/SARANGANI INFORMATION OFFICE)
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I just came across your blog, this is really interesting. I esp. like the photos.
Hi Malandi! Thanks and hope you are learning something about the culture of the indigenous people featured in the article. Credits go to the Province of Sarangani for its Indigenous Peoples Development Program and the Provincial Information Office.
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