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Title Details	Bontoc pottery-making
Subjects	Circa 1900 Bontoc 1900 araneta bontoc child clay cordillera crafts ethnic groups ethnolinguistic igorot indigenous peoples labor mountain province northern luzon pots Pottery samoki women work young youth
Material Type	VM Visual material
Online Sources	View photo (midsize)
Format	print
Collection	Luis Ma. Araneta Collection
Image Type	Reproduction: Photograph
Keyword	1900 araneta bontoc child clay cordillera crafts ethnic groups ethnolinguistic igorot indigenous peoples labor mountain province northern luzon pots Pottery samoki women work young youth

Item Call Number	PE00113
Status	Available
Barcode	PE00113
Photo Id	Photo ID - PE00113
Title	Title - Bontoc pottery-making
Notes	Notes - An Igorot woman makes clay pots. Samoki Pueblo is particularly known for its pottery. By tradition, pottery is done by women, and it is they too who transport and sell their wares to other pueblos (Jenks, The Bontoc Igorot, 135). Notes - Colorized version by Ivan Angkaw Bilugan for the exhibition "Color in History: FHL Now 20" (2016) available
Media Format	Media format - print
Collection	Collection - Luis Ma. Araneta Collection
Image Type	Image Type - Reproduction: Photograph
Date	Date - Circa 1900
Subject	Subject - Bontoc
Keywords	Keyword - 1900 Keyword - araneta Keyword - bontoc Keyword - child Keyword - clay Keyword - cordillera Keyword - crafts Keyword - ethnic groups Keyword - ethnolinguistic Keyword - igorot Keyword - indigenous peoples Keyword - labor Keyword - mountain province Keyword - northern luzon Keyword - pots Keyword - Pottery Keyword - samoki Keyword - women Keyword - work Keyword - young Keyword - youth

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