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Traditions of the Tinguian

Note 46 — General Results

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Paul P. de La Gironière, who visited the Tinguian in the early part of the nineteenth century, describes these ornaments as follows: “Their heads were ornamented with pearls, coral beads, and pieces of gold twisted among their hair; the upper parts of the hands were painted blue; wrists adorned with interwoven bracelets, spangled with glass beads; these bracelets reached the elbow and formed a kind of half-plaited sleeve.” La Gironière, Twenty Years in the Philippines, pp. 108 ff.

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