Description
The Be-e loincloth is a traditional woven garment used by the Bugkalot men, indigenous people of the Philippines, particularly in Quirino Province. It serves as a piece of attire for men, usually made of handwoven fabric adorned with intricate patterns that reflect cultural identity and artistry. The Be-e loincloth is typically worn during rituals, festivals, or daily life and symbolizes their heritage and way of life.The Tabengel headdress is a traditional headpiece worn by the Bugkalot (Ilongot) indigenous people of the Philippines. This elaborate headdress is often crafted from materials like feathers, beads, and other natural elements. It serves both decorative and symbolic purposes, representing the wearers social status, bravery, or role within the community. The Tabengel is typically worn during cultural ceremonies, rituals, and festive occasions, highlighting the artistic craftsmanship and cultural heritage of the Bugkalot people.