Embroidery

The ____________ is the easiest Ikat to create. Yarns like silk, cotton, wool, or other cloths get wound on a tying frame

• Tuko Tuko

• Matang Punay

• Warp

• Wept

The __________ Ikat is where the yarns move in the weaving process is why intentionally established patterns are harder to achieve.

• Tuko Tuko

• Matang Punay

• Warp

• Wept

_______________ is a kind of panubok, patterned after the “tukod” made of “kawayan” or bamboo poles.

• Tuko Tuko

• Matang Punay

• Warp

• Wept

_______________ a panubok design patterned after the eyes of the lovely/loving bird and a pet of Humadapnon, the punay.

• Tuko Tuko

• Matang Punay

• Warp

• Wept

A panubok design came from the word bulak, meaning “flower” patterned after the flower of the labog plant

• Linantay

• Linabog

• Togi Togi

• Girigiti

A zigzag-shaped embroidery, commonly used as edging on their blouses.

• Linantay

• Linabog

• Togi Togi

• Girigiti

It is the basic panubok embroidery pattern.

• Linantay

• Linabog

• Togi Togi

• Girigiti

_____________ is a panubok patched in the edges of the clothes, not as pointed, and it is copied boulders in the mountains.

• Linantay

• Linabog

• Togi Togi

• Girigiti

_____________ is a panubok design patterned after a vine that is used to tie bamboos to create a raft

• Linantay

• Binalagon

• Inagsam

• Girigiti

_____________ is patterned after a trap-like thorny fern that is like a trap or a nesting place for snakes.

• Linantay

• Binalagon

• Inagsam

• Girigiti