The Apungey/Apongi is made of variations of deep red carnelian beads and secured by cord and coconut shell. It is traditionally worn as a headpiece or necklace by indigenous women in the Cordilleras, and serves as a symbol of status, wealth, and cultural identity during ceremonial and community gatherings. Each piece honors the beauty and adornment traditions of Northern Philippines' highland communities. When choosing this piece you are directly supporting indigenous creators and are actively contributing to the ongoing preservation of our living cultural traditions.
3 pieces available in 21",20.5" and 20" length.
Made by Crize of the Tuwali Ifugao and Kankanaey tribes.
