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Mandaya embroidered blouse #2
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Pre 1960 item# 774471 (stock#MDY007)
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$150
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An embroidered woman’s blouse (called “bado”) from the Mandaya people of eastern Mindanao,Philippines circa the 1950s. The blouse is made of commercial red and dark blue cotton, densely embroidered at the back and along the upper sleeves in geometric motifs. The embroidery, so meticulous and precise, appears to form part of the weave itself. Measuring 16.5 inches from shoulder to hemline and 43 inches from cuff to cuff (sleeves outstretched), the blouse is in very good to excellent condition, wi ...click for details
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Mandaya embroidered blouse #1
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Pre 1960 item# 774105 (stock#MDY006)
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$85
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An embroidered woman’s blouse (called “bado”) from the Mandaya people of eastern Mindanao, Philippines circa the 1950s. The blouse is made of commercial red and dark blue cotton, densely embroidered front and back and along the upper sleeves in geometric motifs. The embroidery, so meticulous and precise, appears to form part of the weave itself. Measuring 15 inches from shoulder to hemline and 38 inches from cuff to cuff (sleeves outstretched), the blouse is in fair condition, with some fading a ...click for details
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Mandaya abaca cloth bag
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Pre 1960 item# 709495 (stock#MDY003)
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$85
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From the Mandaya people of southeastern Mindanao, Philippines comes this abaca (banana plant fiber) cloth bag circa the 1950s. The bag is made of abaca, dyed in natural colors. The pattern on the abaca bag is the signature Mandaya motif of a human ( called “u-tau”). The bag has an edging in front of a cloth appliqué, embroidered with diamond, coil and zigzag designs in black, white and yellow threads. Abaca twine in matching colors was braided for the handles. Measuring 9.5x13 inches, the bag i ...click for details
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Maranaw tube garment
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Pre 1970 item# 700374 (stock#MRN003)
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$195
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From the Maranaw people of northwestern Mindanao, Philippines, comes this tubular garment (locally called “malong a landap”) circa the1960s. This malong is of thick silk fabric (probably silk and cotton?). Joining the yellow and maroon panels are tapestry-weave bands (called “langkit”), the narrower bands (2 inches wide) called “tobiran” and wider band (4 inches wide) called “lakban”. The malong serves as clothing, blanket, baby carrier, and private space for two bodies. While most malongs can b ...click for details
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Gaddang beaded red cotton blouse
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Pre 1940 item# 700302 (stock#GDD003)
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$135
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From the Gaddang people of northern Luzon, Philippines, comes this beaded hand-sewn red blouse circa the 1930s, probably much earlier. The blouse is made of red commercial cotton cloth, embellished with beads, buttons and metal dangles. At the front bodice is a button arrangement along the buttonhole area, with one red button to tack in the blouse. Hanging from the middle hem of the front bodice is a collection of very small brass cones, suspended from yellow-white-red-black beaded dangles. On ...click for details
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Bagobo abaca ikat tubular skirt
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Pre 1980 item# 699806 (stock#BGB007)
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$325
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This is an abaca (banana plant fiber) ikat (locally called “bebed”) tubular skirt (“panapisan”) from the Bagobo people of south central Mindanao, Philippines circa the 1970s, maybe earlier. The skirt, organically dyed of red, black, highlights of yellow (and natural abaca color), is made of two symmetric panels, stitched end to end and selvedge to selvedge. There are two six- inch central bands of black on white hooks-and-tendril pattern (“ramut”) arranged in face to face (“pangatudan”) style a ...click for details
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Bagobo abaca ikat tube skirt
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Pre 1980 item# 699786 (stock#BGB006)
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Bundok Antiques
$325
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This is an abaca (banana plant fiber) ikat (locally called “bebed”) tubular skirt (“panapisan”) from the Bagobo people of south central Mindanao, Philippines circa the 1970s, maybe earlier. The skirt, organically dyed of red, black, highlights of yellow (and natural abaca color), is made of two symmetric panels, stitched end to end and selvedge to selvedge. There are two three-and- a-half inch central bands of black on white hooks-and-tendril pattern (“ramut”) and two thinner bands of similar p ...click for details
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Manobo abaca tritik shirt and pants
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Pre 1960 item# 699698 (stock#MNB001)
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$375
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A rare abaca (banana plant fiber) tritik shirt and pants (locally called “pimokan”), circa the 1950s, maybe earlier, made probably by the Manobo people from south central Mindanao, Philippines. The tritik patterns are created by over-sewing the abaca cloth in waxed thread before dyeing and removing the waxed thread after dyeing the cloth, thus leaving the white designs on this brownish-red naturally-dyed abaca cloth. The patterns on the shirt are a collection of lozenges, Xs and coils, with four ...click for details
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