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When enough thread is made, the beautiful intricate Mangyan fabric of blue and white can be backstrap-woven and made into a tapis.  The entire process can take about three  weeks, sometimes more.


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By Eva Mari G. Salvador | July 25, 2004 - 12:00am

Bening Pasca tAkes a pinch of the homegrown burak (cotton fruit) from her basket, gently rolls and spins it through her carved wooden stick to come out with a single thread. This is pagboborong, the tradition of...

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