Pinapa is a ritual cloth used by the Itneg. The size is similar to the wrap-around skirt worn by women. It is used as a temporary mat for ceremonial occasions, healing, weddings and other rituals by the mandadawak (ritual specialist). In this textile, red and black bands are placed on a white background with zoomorphic embroideries identified as sinan-tokak or dancing frogs. Embroidery is an observed weaving tradition among Itneg or Tinguian people, with motifs ranging from frogs (tokak), rice plants (pagay), mountains, and to human body parts like fingers (sinan-ramay) or nails (sinan-koko). Meanwhile, the banderado is an “identified Ilocano weave”, which makes this blanket a combination of both the Ilocano and Itneg/Tinguian weaving traditions and textile designs.