Search results: “Cordillera Collection”

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  Laga (Red)

  $30.00

  Laga is the process of traditional weaving in various igorot tribes using an “abul” blackstrap type of loom. Depending on the tribe and region, the methods and design patterns differ, showing the weavers talent. Machine looms are more commonly used now, making the handmade pieces treasured heirlooms..

  

  Proceeds from the sales of the the Cordillera Collection was made to educate and provide financial support for the education of indigenous youth through the Igorot Global Organization Scholarship Fund. 

  Bayani Art X BRWNGRLZ
  

  
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  Laga (Yellow)

  $30.00

  Laga is the process of traditional weaving in various igorot tribes using an “abul” blackstrap type of loom. Depending on the tribe and region, the methods and design patterns differ, showing the weavers talent. Machine looms are more commonly used now, making the handmade pieces treasured heirlooms..

  

  Proceeds from the sales of the the Cordillera Collection was made to educate and provide financial support for the education of indigenous youth through the Igorot Global Organization Scholarship Fund. 

  Bayani Art X BRWNGRLZ
  

  
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  Laga (Clear)

  $30.00

  Laga is the process of traditional weaving in various igorot tribes using an “abul” blackstrap type of loom. Depending on the tribe and region, the methods and design patterns differ, showing the weavers talent. Machine looms are more commonly used now, making the handmade pieces treasured heirlooms..

  

  Proceeds from the sales of the the Cordillera Collection was made to educate and provide financial support for the education of indigenous youth through the Igorot Global Organization Scholarship Fund. 

  Bayani Art X BRWNGRLZ
  

  
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  Aninit (Red)

  $30.00

  Legend says a group of Bontoc hunters came upon a forest clearing and saw anitos (spirits) dancing.  The inan-aninit dance is said to mirror the movements of these spirits, often believed to be past ancestors or ancient spirits who represent things in nature, like tree spirits.

  

  Proceeds from the sales of the the Cordillera Collection was made to educate and provide financial support for the education of indigenous youth through the Igorot Global Organization Scholarship Fund. 

  Bayani Art X BRWNGRLZ
  

  
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  Canao (Clear)

  $30.00

  In several igorot languages, a Canao is a celebratory gathering, historically to honor events like a victorious battle or a bountiful harvest, and give thanks to the God Kabunyan. In modern times, we hold canaos, or “kanyaw,” to bring various tribes together in celebration.

  

  Proceeds from the sales of the the Cordillera Collection was made to educate and provide financial support for the education of indigenous youth through the Igorot Global Organization Scholarship Fund. 

  Bayani Art X BRWNGRLZ