2016年5月15日 · While women traditionally wear the vakul, men wear vests known as kanayi and talugong, a traditional wide-brimmed farmer’s hat. These unique traditional garments, woven from shredded leaves known as voyavoy or Philippine date palm, are symbols of the Ivatan people’s creativity and resilience.

2016年5月14日 · MANILA, Philippines – The silence and tranquility that Batanes is known for was broken momentarily when the Ivatans celebrated the 1st Vakul Kanayi Festival on Sabtang island from April 25 to...

2016年4月30日 · BATANES, Philippines – Gathering hundreds of excited Ivatans and tourists, the small island of Sabtang became the heart of fun in the entire Batanes isles as it celebrated the first...

2016年5月15日 · It is also here where you can find the finest weavers of Batanes known for making the vakul, a traditional headdress worn by farmers in the fields to protect them from the sun and rain. While women traditionally wear the vakul, men wear vests known as kanayi and talugong, a traditional wide-brimmed farmer’s hat.

2024年4月29日 · Sablang, Batanes celebrates its 107th anniversary with a week-long Vakul and Kanayi Festival. Vakul refers to the women’s headdress while Kanayi is a term for the hand-crafted natural-fiber coat the Ivatan menfolk wear over the ages.

Kanayi. Kanayi is an all-weather sleeveless “jacket” gear worn by man while working in the farm. There are two (2) types of kanayi, the Dinung made from stripped vuyavuy leaves and the Tadidi made of banana leaves. It cools the body on hot working …

There’s also a store where you can borrow Vakul (headdress), Kanayi (jacket) and Talugong (hat) for a cheap price and have this National Geographic-ish photo (May word ba na ganun?!). If I can remember it correctly, the rent costs around P100 .