Aug 30, 2018 · The Maranao Collectibles by Salika & Jardin has partnered with KulturAKO, a cooperative of weavers similarly displaced by the conflict. Aside from weaving the langkit, their shop also sells other traditional Maranao souvenirs.

Mindanao’s local products offer a fascinating glimpse into the island’s rich cultural tapestry. Whether you’re interested in sampling unique flavors, purchasing one-of-a-kind crafts, or learning about traditional skills, Mindanao has something to offer every visitor.

This collection features the textiles and crafts of the Maranaos, a Muslim ethnolinguistic tribe mostly residing in the area around Lake Lanao in Lanao del Sur, Mindanao island.

MALINGKAT is a cause-driven enterprise promoting and supporting Philippine weaving heritage, indigenous textiles, and handmade craft traditions traditions, with special focus on Mindanao, through thoughtfully designed and meticulously made home and lifestyle pieces.

Aug 21, 2018 · A booth designated for Bangon Marawi where various intricate handmade products by the Maranao craftsmen and artisans of Tugaya, Lanao del Sur, are showcased. Displayed are Baors of different sizes, Kris of various length, Landap, Kulintang, Agung, Dubakan, Karanda, and Maranao dolls, among others.

The baor (wooden box/storage chest) is one of the unique and distinct cultural products of the Maranao people. It is constructed using premium hardwood and adorned with intricate okir carvings and mother-of-pearl accents. The inside is lined …

Karayan's Malong made from Maranao is a beautiful and versatile piece of clothing that represents the rich cultural heritage of the Maranao people of the Philippines. The Malong is a traditional tube-like garment that can be worn in a variety of ways - as a skirt, dress, shawl, or even as a baby carrier.

From Maranao weavers & Sultan Kudarat farmers of the South, to weaver wives of soldiers in military bases, Products of Peace are fair trade products handcrafted by locals rebuilding communities ravaged by years of armed conflict. Every purchase not only sustains their livelihood but brings them closer to lasting peace and prosperity.

Description: Maranao inspired part woven, part beaded necklace. Artist: Salika Samad, Maranao Collectibles. Source: Marawi City, Philippines. Colors:

Maranao Collectible is a social enterprise serving as a marketing platform for their handcrafted items. It now sells heirloom langkit products designed and produced by a group of internally displaced men and women in Marawi City.