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Title Details	Ibaloy weaver
Subjects	Circa 1915 Ibaloy 1906 1915 baguio blankets cloth cordillera costumes early american colonial period ethnic ethnolinguistic fabric fabrics hand loom handloom ibaloi igorot indigenous kankanay luzon mountain peoples otto gmur textiles tourists women work
Material Type	VM Visual material
Online Sources	View photo (midsize)
Collection	Otto Gmur Collection,Filipinas Heritage Library
Image Type	Reproduction: Photograph

Item Call Number	PE00750
Status	Available
Barcode	PE00750
Local Free-text Call Number (oclc)	Classification number - PE00750
Title Statement	Title - Ibaloy weaver
General Note	General note - Since weaving was introduced to the Ibaloy early in the American period, around 1906, the blankets found in their old coffins were probably bought from the Kankanay. Today Baguio weavers make attractive fabrics for tourists, usually in combinations of red, black, and white, with yellow sometimes a substitute for white (CCP Encyclopedia of Philippines Art, Vol. l, 265).
Ownership And Custodial History	History - Otto Gmur Collection,Filipinas Heritage Library
Subject Chronological Term	Chronological term - Circa 1915
Subject Topical Term	Topical term or geographic name as entry element - Ibaloy
Subject Faceted Topical Term	Focus term - 1906 Focus term - 1915 Focus term - baguio Focus term - blankets Focus term - cloth Focus term - cordillera Focus term - costumes Focus term - early american colonial period Focus term - ethnic Focus term - ethnolinguistic Focus term - fabric Focus term - fabrics Focus term - hand loom Focus term - handloom Focus term - ibaloi Focus term - igorot Focus term - indigenous Focus term - kankanay Focus term - luzon Focus term - mountain peoples Focus term - otto gmur Focus term - textiles Focus term - tourists Focus term - women Focus term - work

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