Bali, told in dance
Bali’s traditional dances show visitors a side of the island that beaches never can.
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Traditional weaver from Tawi-Tawi
Rohainie Amendo weaves traditional mats (banig) made out of dried pandan leaves at their booth at the National Arts and Crafts Fair in SM Megamall in…
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Celebrating Bulacan’s cultural landscape
From intricate traditional crafts to sumptuous delicacies and historic architecture, Bulacan stands out as a cultural gem and premier events destination.
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Dee day: Michelle Dee a rebellious bride in Francis Libiran couture
‘My collection is like a rebellious bride. If you see, I use non-traditional colors like black-red, black-gold, silver. I want a diversity of all the brides.’
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Nishiki Market: Historical and traditional, modern and magical
Spanning five tightly packed covered blocks, it is lined with over a hundred historical stalls and current storefronts - a corridor of food delights and…
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The power of Pitoy
There is a sparkling terno with an obi skirt, its patterns defined with beadwork added by the designer. Even more intriguing is a Maria Clara ensemble…
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![[FILE PHOTO] MUSLIM brothers and sisters take a selfie after offering prayers during the celebration of Eid al-Adha at Quezon Memorial Circle in Quezon City on Friday, 6 June 2025.
On 18 June, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has signed Republic Act No. 12224, declaring the first day of February as the “National Day of Awareness on Hijab and other traditional garments and attire.](https://images.assettype.com/tribune/2025-06-06/3x2bvs1x/MUSLIM-SELFIE-PHOTO-6.jpg?w=200&auto=format&q=70&mode=crop&ar=32%3A21&crop=entropy)