This is a unique blanket that combines the ikat technique with supplementary weft weaving. This gamong is a first-class blanket and is customarily given to the oldest child, regardless of gender. The inverted V or arrow shape (hinoloh’long) motif and the diamond (kinokulippo) motif are some of the first patterns ikat producers have adapted from woven designs in striped clothes (Kron-Steinhardt, 1993). The anthropomorphic and zoomorphic figures in Ifugao gamong consist of straight lines, zigzags, diamonds, and triangles, which are most easily interpreted as inherent in the weaving process. The weaver cannot overlook the option of complex bilateral symmetry made up of four independently woven sections (Pastor-Roces, 1991).