Tinguian Dinapat
“The term dinapat denotes “full or total”, referring to the design that fills up the whole blanket. The dinapat blanket has motifs that include human figures horses, carabao calves, and large deer. Symbolically, all these are taken by the deceased to the afterlife. This blanket is reserved for the upper class and used in ceremonies to cover the dead” (De Las Peñas & Amores, 2016:98).
