Inaul 004

Inaul 004Weave Artisan Usage & Care Coming from the Maguindanaoan word that means "woven", the Inaul is a traditional woven cloth commonly used in malongs. Traditionally woven using the back looms, the inaul is an an object of bara bangsa which means dignity and often used by royalty. The weavers of the inaul show their ingenuity as each patterns are not copied from anywhere but rather the identity of the different tribes in Mindanao. Taught by their ancestors

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Coming from the Maguindanaoan word that means "woven"

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