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1. Ikat (pronounced: E–cot) is a method for coloring fabric in patterns by resist dyeing. The pattern is not applied to the surface of a finished fabric, nor is it woven into the fabric structurally. Instead, parts of the yarns for the warp and/or weft are protected with a resist before dyeing
2. T 'n a l a k is a traditional hand-woven cloth indigenous to the T' b o li people from the Cota b a to region. It is woven in order to celebrate and pay tribute to major life events such as birth, life, marriage, or death within the community.
3. The Ma long is a large, wrap-around tubular garment, measuring at least 165 x 165 cm. They are used by the Marana o and Maguindanao from southern Philippines. Women and ma long (1970/1970) by Ayala Museum Research team Ayala Museum. It can be worn by women as a dress and by men over trousers as a formal wear.
4. A scarf, a Tang k ulu, carried by men. The fabric is made of woven reddish brown cotton. The pattern consists of white eight-pointed star surrounded by “branches” or “windows”. These represent crocodile motives. The basic components of the crocodile motif are the horizontal lines and the engaging diamond shapes.
5. The Se puta ng an is the most intricate design worn by the women around their waist or as a head cloth. The pa li pat tang is patterned after the color of the rainbow while the b u ng a - s a ma, after the python. Almost every Yak an fabric can be described as unique since the finished materials are not exactly identical.