Ifugao is a province of the Philippines in the Luzon region.
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The area of Ifugao is 2,628.2 square kilometers.
Ifugao textiles often feature geometric patterns, bright colors, and intricate weaving techniques. They are traditionally made using backstrap looms and natural materials such as cotton and plant-based dyes. Additionally, they hold cultural significance and are used for various rituals and ceremonies within the Ifugao community.
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Textiles in Ilocos, Kalinga, and Ifugao regions in the Philippines are characterized by intricate weaving techniques, bold geometric designs, and vibrant colors. The textiles from these regions are traditionally handwoven using backstrap or foot looms, and often incorporate symbols and motifs that represent cultural beliefs and traditions. Additionally, these textiles are highly valued for their quality craftsmanship and cultural significance in the communities.
The hudhud is a chant of the Ifugao people, which is recited during the sowing and harvesting of rice, funeral wakes, and other rituals. Thought to have originated before the seventh century, it is comprised of 40 episodes and often takes three or four days to recite. It is performed in leader/chorus style in which the reciter, often an elderly woman, occupies a key position in society. It is full of repetitions, synonyms, figurative terms and metaphors.
The plural form of Ifugao is Ifugao.
Ifugao's population is 180,711.
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"Salamat" in Ifugao dialect is "Nunung."
Hello in Ifugao dialect is "Kumusta."
Ifugao was created on 1966-06-18.
In Ifugao dialect, "This is" can be translated as "Dayta ni."
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In Ifugao dialect, "masarap" is translated as "mangan."
The translation of "maganda" (beautiful) in Ifugao is "lenawa."