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Video Documentations
Weavers' Stories:
Lang Kambay Dulay (Mindanao, Philippines)
Lang Dúlay was already a young mother at the time of the Japanese Occupation during World War II. Through those turbulent years, she wove t’nálak cloth made from a fine variety of abacá that grew in the highlands of Southern Mindanao.
How the T'boli Women
Weave their Dreams
From dreaming to dyeing, weaving and shining, the t'nalak fabric is truly made of the artistry of the whole Tboli community. Having a souvenir made of t'nalak means you are bringing home a piece made by a whole indigenous community.
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