The Bagobo tribe was a sub-group of the Manobos.The Bagobos, known for their flamboyant culture, are regarded as the Philippines’ most colorful people. They embellished their abaca garments with beads and stitchwork. Excellent at creating excellent metal crafts using brass, bronze, and iron. They are known for making betel boxes. The steady tinkling of numerous little brass bells distinguishes Bagobo clothing. Bagobo adorned their clothing as a symbol of their cultural identity. Their daily sustenance comes from swidden areas and plantation agriculture. They grow rice, sweet potatoes, corn, bananas, sago, and coconuts. Regular participation in hunting, fishing, and gathering activities.
