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T'nalak

T'nalak

Weaving tradition in South Cotabato, Philippines.

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    Species of flowering plant.

    32%

  2. Tboli people

    Austronesian ethnic group.

    29%

  3. South Cotabato

    Province in Soccsksargen, Philippines.

    19%

  4. Ikat

    Southeast Asian dyeing technique.

    14%

  5. Lang Dulay

    Filipino textile weaver.

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  1. Lang Dulay

    Filipino textile weaver.

    34%

  2. Abacá

    Species of flowering plant.

    25%

  3. Tboli people

    Austronesian ethnic group.

    14%

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    Tropical, edible, staple fruit.

    6.3%

  5. Batik

    Cloth dyeing technique.

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  6. Ikat

    Southeast Asian dyeing technique.

    2.8%

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    Patterned cotton textile from the Philippines.

    2.8%

  8. Binakael

    Weaving pattern.

    2.5%