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Meaning of Some Bunong Pattern Designs
Each pattern stands for: Archery, bow and arrow stand for hunting for Bunong people kitchen stands for place for cooking python, Wasp, snake and tiger nose stand for dangerous animals Gaud, cucumber sead, pumpkin, rice seed stand for planting River … Continue reading
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Bunong Fabric Pattern Designs
With the Bunong fabric weaving, they also have their own pattern and they represent different symbols and meaning. Those patterns are: Kitchen Archery fire Bow Gaud fruit Human Tiger nose Python Cucumber seed Dove Arrow Bunong bamboo basket Snake Mountain … Continue reading
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Bunong Blanket
A blanket (in Bunong called Yoss Kaong) is normally a mix of black, red and white colors and its patterns are trees, mountains, humans, river banks and houses. Most parts of a blanket are pattern. There are two sizes of … Continue reading
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Bunong Small Silk Sarong (it is called Yoss Chi in Bunong language)
The Silk Sarong (in Bunong called Yoss Chi) is normally a mix of black and red colors and its patterns are humans, trees, mountains, buffalos, cows and pythons. There are three sizes of the Silk Sarong, they are 50x200cm, … Continue reading
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