River and riverine patterns and motifs are notable elements found in Abra and Ilocos weaving. The kinarkarayan, the river patterns on this textile, along with frog-like motifs, called sinan-tokak depict and reflect the topography and fauna common to the area where the weaving communities were located. These depictions are geometric forms of rivers and frogs among the Itneg (Pastor-Roces, 1991). This textile consists of panels of woven textiles stitched together with a kinamang, or the traditional embroidered joinery method (Cunanan, 2015).