Lumad Filipino Geometric Woven Pendant Necklace, Mountain Range Style

This is a traditional Filipino necklace, handmade with delicate seed beads. It consists of a long cord supporting a rectangular woven center panel. The color palette uses traditional indigenous tones: black, yellow, red, and white. The center panel features a geometric diamond pattern and ends at the bottom with a short, dangling fringe. Historically and culturally, these necklaces are worn by men and women from various ethnic groups in the Philippines (such as the Cordillera tribes in Luzon or the Lumad groups in Mindanao). They are primarily worn during traditional rituals, festivals, tribal assemblies, and folk dances as a symbol of identity, status, or cultural heritage. Today, they are also worn by artists, cultural promoters, and anyone who wishes to showcase and pay homage to Filipino indigenous craftsmanship in contemporary fashion.