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Beyond Understanding Native Traditions and Artisan Livelihoods (BUNTAL): A Policy Brief for a Sustainable Buntal Weaving Industry in Lucban, Quezon, Philippines
Lucban is known for buntal weaving, a traditional artisan craft that represents its cultural heritage, indigenous knowledge, and community livelihood. Although it plays a significant role in the town’s social and cultural life, this craft has experienced a gradual decline, even leading to t
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