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1.The Bagobo are considered the most colorful people of the Philippines, heavily embroidering their abaca clothing with beads and stitchwork. ... They are known for their inlaid metal betel boxes, finished with bells and baskets that are trimmed with multi-colored beads, fibers and horses hair. .

2.Accordingly, Talaingod means “God's chosen people.” I think it is an honor to see a native from a certain tribe in person because people most especially those living in the urban area tend to forget the IPs and underestimate them for their race. ... The Talaingod Manobo tribe is Davao del Norte's mountain people.

3.The Mandaya people of Davao Oriental are known for their masterful ikat (a weaving pattern) in abaca, the primary fiber they use for weaving. ... Geometric and curvilinear forms in yellow, blue, and white yarns, as well as hooks, crosses, and diamond shapes, are favorite embellishments in the Mandaya's woven fabrics

4.The Mansaka are a distinctive subgroup of the Mandaya. They are known for their distinctive costumes and ornamentation, involving tie-dyed textiles and embroidery using a sophisticated system of symbols with named motifs. Beadwork and silver craft are also well-developed

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1. Bagobo Clothing

- They are known for their inlaid metal betel boxes, finished with bells and baskets that are trimmed with multi-colored beads, fibers and horses hair.

2. Talangoid Tribe

- The Talaingod Manobo tribe is Davao del Norte's mountain people.

3. Mandaya Fabrics

- The Mandaya people of Davao Oriental are known for their masterful ikat (a weaving pattern) in abaca, the primary fiber they use for weaving. One of their most popular textiles is called dagmay.

4. Mansaka and Mandaya Tribes

- They are known for their distinctive costumes and ornamentation, involving tie-dyed textiles and embroidery using a sophisticated system of symbols with named motifs. Beadwork and silver craft are also well-developed.