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Darhata Sawabi was a
Filipino weaver from Parang, Sulu
known for pis
syabit, a
traditional Tausūg
cloth tapestry worn as a head
covering by the people...
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women can wear the saruk.
Among men, they are worn over the
traditional pis
syabit headscarves.
Sayap – also
known as
binalano or tapisan, are the salakot...
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known for
their pis
syabit, a multi-colored
woven cloth traditionally worn as a
headress or
accessory by men. Nowadays, the pis
syabit is also worn by women...
- tuntungan), 2000
Darhata Sawabi, (d. 2005), weaver, Parang, Sulu,
Weaving (Pis
Syabit), 2004
Eduardo Mutuc,
metalsmith /
metal sculptor, Apalit, Pampanga, Metalwork...
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Yakan men wear the pis
syabit, an
ornate headscarf worn in a
manner similar to a
turban or bandana.
Larger pis
syabit are
turban like,
whereas smaller...
- Manobo, the
dagmay of the Mandaya, the mëranaw of the Maranao, the pis
syabit of the Tausug, and the t'nala of the T'boli. In pre-colonial Philippines...
- tuntungan), 2000
Darhata Sawabi, (d. 2005), weaver, Parang, Sulu,
weaving (Pis
Syabit), 2004
Eduardo Mutuc,
metalsmith /
metal sculptor, Apalit, Pampanga, Metalwork...
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street art
which depicts street games pla**** by
Filipino children, the Pis
Syabit textile of the
Tausug people, and the
modern tattoo patterns inspired by...
