SLT Homestay, Lake Sebu
Lang Dulay, a Filipino weaver from Lake Sebu
Photo: Sebulan Dulay weaving. |
A special visit to the house of Lang Dulay in Lake Sebu was epic. She's a former National Living Treasure Awardee for the T'nalak Weaving which the designs were based on her dream, so she was called the "Dreamweaver." By the way, T'nalak is a traditional hand-woven fabric made from refined abaca fiber. This type of fabric got attention worldwide because it is done through a manual process but the finished product has amazing and unique patterns. The picture above is Sebulan Dulay, the successor, with portraits of Lang Dulay.
T'Boli Museum
The architecture of T'Boli Museum is based on traditional houses in Lake Sebu. What's inside are the gongs used for different occasions, outfits made of T'nalak (a hand-woven fabric), accessories and many other antiques that were used by the locals for agriculture. During our visit, the T'Boli Museum was still closed, but Jorie had it opened for us; he knows the caretaker.
Lotus Farm, Lake Sebu
Backpacking in South Cotabato (Lake Sebu)
8 Days Solo Backpacking in Regions 12, 13, and BARMM
