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The #Tausug #Panumping is a tin or pasteboard crown worn by #Pangalay dancers or brides. The word panumping comes from the word "sumping" which means flowers, as the crown is in a floral motif (probably based on the #lotus) that is native to the #Philippines called #okir. It comes with an accompanying hairpin called #suksuk, which seems to mean "to stick in" as it is stuck in women's hair buns. . Repost @day_breaking
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“A traditional Filipino dancer performs at the International Convention Center in Manila for the opening ceremony of the 40th ASEAN Ministerial Meeting.”
Photographed by Sam Yeh.
30 July 2007.
Pangalay
The Tausug people populate the Filipino province of Sulu, Mindanao, and Palawan. They do a traditional dance called the Pangalay, which is the "fingernail dance" and is performed usually during weddings, birthdays, and other festive events. It involves elaborate body postures and graceful gestures and poses. The dances also have eloquent hand movements that are enhanced with the Janggay, which are ornamented metal nails.
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Tawi-tawi Agal-Agal Festival 2017 at Languyan
Tawi-tawi Agal-Agal Festival 2017 at Languyan
Contingent from Simunul with their captivating number at the recent Agal-agal Festival 2017 I like non-commercial festivals like the Agal-agal Festival in Tawi-tawi. They are refreshing and different. Unlike popular festivals that honors the Sto Niño, Agal-Agal Festival celebrates the way of life of the Sama people. From harvesting agal-agal (seaweeds), courtships, and even the supernatural. I…
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Sta. Cruz Island community people dance the Pangalay. Pangalay is the traditional “fingernail” dance of the Tausūg people of the Sulu Archipelago and Sabah. #SummerNaZambo #pangalay (at Great Santa Cruz Island)
