tajumis
Tajumis refers to a traditional method of weaving originating from the Philippines, particularly associated with the indigenous communities of Luzon. It is a form of backstrap weaving, a technique where the weaver uses their body weight to create tension on the loom. The loom itself is typically constructed from simple materials like wood, bamboo, and cordage.
The process of creating tajumis involves intricate interlacing of threads, often made from cotton, abaca, or
The production of tajumis is a time-consuming and labor-intensive craft, passed down through generations. Women are