May 3, 2013 · From bead necklaces, brass wares, wooden items, to T'boli dolls, T'boli musical instruments or the intricately woven T'nalak fabrics. Check out the following photos of some Lake Sebu souvenirs.

T'nalak Hub is a community- based enterprise offering T'boli and B'laan handicrafts from the "Land of Dreamweavers", Lake Sebu, South Cotabato, Mindanao. We are committed in providing sustainable livelihood to our community artisans, preserving our handmade heritage and showcasing our world- class artistry.

Visit Lake Sebu's T'boli museum and tourists can also buy souvenir pieces here. This humble museum is a good way to learn more of the T'boli culture, however, there are less souvenir items found here compared with other privately owned souvenir shops.

Apr 15, 2013 · Here are a few things you can buy to bring home a piece of culture from Lake Sebu. 1) T’nalak. T’nalak or Tinalak is the indigenous fabric woven from threads of abaca by the T’boli tribe, with striking colors of red, black and white. T’boli women who weave T’nalak are called Dreamweavers.

Apr 15, 2013 · If you find yourself in Lake Sebu, be sure to drop by the Cooperative of Women in Health and Development (COWHED), a nipa hut on stilts designed after a Gono Kem Bo-I (T’Boli Princess House) where you can buy a range of lovely souvenirs made by T’boli women.

Sesotunawa is a proud Indigenous-owned Tboli jewelry brand from Lake Sebu in the Philippines. Shop Tboli crafts locally in Canada & the USA with free shipping.

This collection is crafted through the indigenous traditional art of Temool Lemimet or Tboli beading. Handmade by the women artists of Sesotunawa in Lake Sebu, this collection aims to showcase their life stories through their handcrafted art.

The home ware are handcrafted through the Tboli's traditional art of brass-casting or Temwel. Most items feature intricate patterns that are inspired by nature.

Brass and beaded necklaces handmade by the Tboli of Lake Sebu, South Cotabato.

Feb 28, 2022 · Sesotunawa is a T’boli-owned social enterprise that produces recycled brass jewelry through the art of Temwel. The modern Tau Temwel uses upcycled brass and other metal scraps from local junk shops and transforms these metals into intricate designs made in collaboration with MAAARI.