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Watwat as a Symbol of Unity and Tradition in Igorot Culture
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Watwat as a Symbol of Unity and Tradition in Igorot Culture
by Janice Chalutag Naweywey I thought a million times about what the topic would be for my concept paper. While reading the given example of Ma’am Sheryl Langwas about the “Tikim”*, “Watwat” came to mind. “Watwat is a common word in our language, and it is always a food on every occasion, like weddings and fiestas, and even in our cultural practices. While doing the cultural practices like “Manmanok,” which is butchering the pig when someone is…
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