he Philippine weaving industry is rich with history, plenty of it hidden in unspoken narratives known only to its tribespeople. Combined, there are 110 indigenous groups all over the country, scattered across Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. Each of these groups is composed of a unique people, with varying traditions and histories to tell; one of their most celebrated artforms is the one they fabricate on their looms. Once considered a sunset industry, weaving and native textiles have made a well-deserved resurgence in a people hungry for pride. Before, only the respected
Threads of Time
Aug 17, 2022
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