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Waist Cord

Barong tagalog (man's shirt woven from pineapple fibre)

Barong tagalog (man's shirt woven from pineapple fibre)

White cotton T-shirt

Conical hat

Ifugao boar tusk ornament

Ifugao pi-call (boar tusk ornament)

Ifugao string of shell rings

Ifugao string of shell rings

Saya de husi de mujer (skirt made of jusi)

Camisa ( Abaca blouse, upper garment)

Skirt Piece

Women's jacket (Lania/Bontoc)

Ifugao ikat textile used as a skirt

Ifugao ikat textile used as loincloth

Warrior Headdress

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