The P5.49-million, two-storey, 300-square-meter Torogan in Nunungan, Lanao del Norte, showcases intricate Okir designs of the Maranaos. (Photo: ADD/PIA-10/Lanao del Norte) NUNUNGAN, Lanao del Norte ...
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Maranao and forever
"Okir is very important to my art because it shows that I’m a Bangsamoro artist, I’m a Maranao, and also I’m a Filipino. I ...
DAVAO CITY — The last remaining habitable torogan, a traditional Maranao abode for the village royal family, was declared in 1998 as a National Cultural Treasure. Called the Marantao torogan after its ...
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