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Manage No PI00003834 Country Philippines Year 2018-03-12 ICH Domain Traditional craft skills
Description | Using a shard of porcelain, workers extract the fibers from pineapple leaves, which are used in weaving the piña, a fine textile made by the Akeanon people of the province of Aklan, central Philippines. | ||
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Photographer | Mac Dillera | ||
Place | File Size | 4.66MB | |
Definition | 5472x3648 | File Format | JPG |
Copyright | ICHCAP, National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) of the Philippines | - |
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