Muslim women of Mindanao and the Sulu island in the far South are shown dancing barefooted on the straw mats. Their daily wear is a blouse usually beaded, and a colorful sarong of batik or silk material.
The Kulintang is a percussion instrument made of brass in different sizes and placed on an elaborately carved base. Is is common in Muslim communities. Here a Muslim woman in her native costume plays the Kulintang by striking the instrument with a pair of wooden sticks.