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100 Ways of Using Malong

The malong is a large

September 2019

100 Ways of Using Malong event at Avebury House's "A Taste of Culture" in celebration of the Adult Learning Festival week. The malong is a large wrap-around tubular garment measuring at least 165 x 165 cm. They are used by the Maranao and Maguindanao from southern Philippines. It can be worn in many ways by women and men. In this photo a guest was shown how to use the the tubular skirt for carrying fruits during fruit picking season in the Philippines.

Creator: Supling Filipino Playgroup

Area: North East / Richmond

Contributor: Jo Atara-McKenzie

Reference ID: CCL-DW-120571

Uploaded by: Supling Filipino Playgroup

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100 Ways of Using Malong
The malong is a large

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