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English: Inaul is the prized handwoven fabric of Maguindanao. Meticulously woven by mostly women weavers, Inaul reflects the vibrant culture of Maguindanao and has become one of the well-known and unique cultural emblems of the province. Featuring an Inaul festival contingent during the Aliwan Festival Celebration in Manila taken in April 2017
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Inaul Festival in Province of Maguindanao is now in full swing. A celebration of Maguindanao's rich cultural heritage.

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