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Mangyan Cultural Festival
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- Manelyn weaving
- Ben blacksmithing
- Rayaw weaving
- Kwako (pipe) making
- Traditional guitar
- Nito basket weaving
- Basilio weaving
- Student weaving
- Tadyawan basket weaving
- Alangan house
- Agricultural products
- Buhid beaded accessories
- Hanunuo household items
- KPLN booth
- Tugdaan booth
- MHC booth
- Photo exhibit
- Syllabic script
- Tu-ob ritual
- Traditional healing
- Tigian ritual
- Pangutkutan ritual
- Pangutkutan ritual 2
- Agpamago ritual
- Agpamago ritual 2
- Banggi singing
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Exhibits
Alangan-Mangyan baskets and other artifacts in the "Mangyans of Mindoro: Myth and Meaning" exhibit
The Mangyan Heritage Center's photo and artifact exhibit, The Mangyans of Mindoro: Myth and Meaning, travels throughout the Philippines to advocate and increase fellow Filipinos' awareness of the Mangyans and their rich cultural heritage.
The exhibit includes:
- traditional cotton spinning and weaving demonstration by Mangyan girls
- beaded bracelet-making workshops
- script writing exercise – participants learn to write their name in Hanunuo-Mangyan script.
Host organizations can also select lecturers from a pool of experts on Mangyan culture and the current situation. Please contact us for information on hosting an exhibition.