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    The document describes traditional attire of the Tagakaolo ethnolinguistic group from the Philippines. It details the intricate upper garments worn by men made of abaca during special occasions, and the lower garments and head cloths also made of abaca that represent Tagakaolo pride. It also outlines the embroided blouse worn by Tagakaolo women made of abaca with bead designs.

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    The document describes traditional attire of the Tagakaolo ethnolinguistic group from the Philippines. It details the intricate upper garments worn by men made of abaca during special occasions, and the lower garments and head cloths also made of abaca that represent Tagakaolo pride. It also outlines the embroided blouse worn by Tagakaolo women made of abaca with bead designs.

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    The document describes traditional attire of the Tagakaolo ethnolinguistic group from the Philippines. It details the intricate upper garments worn by men made of abaca during special occasions, and the lower garments and head cloths also made of abaca that represent Tagakaolo pride. It also outlines the embroided blouse worn by Tagakaolo women made of abaca with bead designs.

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    The document describes traditional attire of the Tagakaolo ethnolinguistic group from the Philippines. It details the intricate upper garments worn by men made of abaca during special occasions, and the lower garments and head cloths also made of abaca that represent Tagakaolo pride. It also outlines the embroided blouse worn by Tagakaolo women made of abaca with bead designs.

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    I.

    Traditional Attire

    Description
    The upper garment made of abaca (Musa
    textiles). It also called “Pana-en” in
    Tagakaolo It is worn by men of the
    Tagakaolo ethnolinguistic group belonging
    to the upper class. It was worn during
    special occasions and rituals. Its
    intricateness is a manifestation of the
    passion and skill of the Tagakaolo weavers.

    The lower garments is also made of Abaca.


    The details of the garments represents the
    pride of the Tagakaolo.

    It is a piece cloth, almost square, wrapped


    around the head. The pictures show the
    typical style of wrapping of the Tagakaolu.

    The embroided blouse or “Bong Panayan” the


    upper garment of Female Tagakaolo. And it
    also made of Abaca. Beside of the detailed
    weav it has beads design in every part of the
    blouse.

    II. Ornaments

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