127 Two small identical cloth purses, each 19 cm high x 12 cm wide, of hand-woven red and black cloth decorated with beads, and attached together with a 90 cm long decorated cord. Worn by women for ceremonies and festivals. From Gaddang ethnic group, Cordillera region of Luzon, (eastern parts of Ifugao and Mountain province). (See Maramba, Form and Splendor, p 15 and 95; also Anderson, Indigenous Art of the Northern Philippines, fig. 429)
Two small identical cloth purses, each 19 cm high x 12 cm wide, of hand-woven red and black cloth decorated with beads, and attached together with a 90 cm long decorated cord. Worn by women for ceremonies and festivals. From Gaddang ethnic group, Cordillera region of Luzon, (eastern parts of Ifugao and Mountain province). (See Maramba, Form and Splendor, p 15 and 95; also Anderson, Indigenous Art of the Northern Philippines, fig. 429)