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Tribal Art Asia's Filipino artifact exhibit for rent to schools and museums The Last Filipino Tribes Artifacts and Historical Photographs Exhibit features content material of the book entitled: "The Last Filipino Head Hunters" can be rented by schools and museums. This extraordinary Filipino Artfact Exhibit includes 345 works. Boasting best Filipino Artfact Exhibit available for rent you have to see it to believe it: The Filipino Artifact Exhibit

"It's in our blood to adorn ourselves with tattoos and embroidery, beads and gold."

The last trophy heads cut off by Igorot headhunters was supposedly in the late 1970's. These fierce warriors who inhabit the Philippine Cordilleras also built the Banaue rice terraces. A panoramic vista of stairways of rice fields carved into the steep mountainside and reaching up to the skies. Constructed almost entirely by hand 2000 years ago.

Flower Eye🌻🌼👁 I’ve been in a kind of rut for the past couple of days, but I realize I may have just been burnt out. I’ve been drawing, but…

Asia | Yakan woman with traditional painted face, Mindanao, Philippines | National Geographic archives.

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Yakan tribe girl, from Mindanao, Philippines