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    Woven products from Philippine folk art such as the Barong Tagalog, which originated during Spanish rule, are growing in popularity. The modern Barong can now be worn by both men and women. The document also highlights various indigenous Philippine fabrics and fibers used in weaving such as banig cloth from Cebu, pandan leaves, ikat weaving from Ifugao and Mindanao, abaca used for shoes and accessories, and fibers from places like Bohol, Bacolod, and Davao that are used for various woven products.

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    Woven products from Philippine folk art such as the Barong Tagalog, which originated during Spanish rule, are growing in popularity. The modern Barong can now be worn by both men and women. The document also highlights various indigenous Philippine fabrics and fibers used in weaving such as banig cloth from Cebu, pandan leaves, ikat weaving from Ifugao and Mindanao, abaca used for shoes and accessories, and fibers from places like Bohol, Bacolod, and Davao that are used for various woven products.

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    From Folk Art To Contemporary Expression

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    Joseph Mondo�edo
    Woven products from Philippine folk art such as the Barong Tagalog, which originated during Spanish rule, are growing in popularity. The modern Barong can now be worn by both men and women. The document also highlights various indigenous Philippine fabrics and fibers used in weaving such as banig cloth from Cebu, pandan leaves, ikat weaving from Ifugao and Mindanao, abaca used for shoes and accessories, and fibers from places like Bohol, Bacolod, and Davao that are used for various woven products.

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    • Woven Products used as clothing, bags and

    accessories that are based on folk art is gaining


    popularity.
    • Barong Tagalog has its origins from Spanish
    rule. For what purpose?
    • Modern Barong can now be worn by women.

    Famous Barong Designs by Barge Ramos


    • Filipino Wear (Banig)

    Banig Clothing from Cebu


    Randy Ortiz
    T’nalak, an
    abaca fabric
    handwoven aby
    T’boli Tribe

    Roland Alzate
    Pandan leaves by Saturnina Cautivar
    IKAT FROM IFUGAO AND MINDANAO – weaving that uses dyeing
    Eva Si Chievs
    Nuno Finez Mel Araneta
    • Abaca used in bakya

    Ikat Loafers by Ruby Dias Roa


    Rapia (Bohol) for
    bottleholders
    Banig used for throwpillow cases
    BURI AND ABACA FROM
    BACOLOD

    AMLONG VINE FROM


    DAVAO
    SINAMAY DECORS BY PATRICK GABUTINA

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