Tribal brothers and sisters from the northern cluster are famed for their blood-colored Cordilleran weaving, attesting to the fierce nature of the canao practitioners of the mountains. The central groups with their flowery and nature-inclined designs reflect the peoples’ calm disposition. South’s colorful fabrics serve as an image of the different cultural groups thriving together in the region—Muslims, Christians and lumads. Other weaves mirror the surroundings like the patad embroidery seen in the de’vit attires of the Ibaloi consists mostly of triangles depicting the high mountains of the Cordilleran region. Traditional weaving defines the cultures and behaviors of the indigenous peoples. Sorry I took a while to type.
