The T’boli are an indigenous group from the southern Philippines, primarily residing in the province of South Cotabato. They are known for their rich cultural heritage, which includes traditional music, dance, and vibrant textiles. The T’boli people are skilled artisans, particularly in weaving, and their intricate designs often reflect their connection to nature and spirituality. The T’boli community practices a unique belief system that includes animism and reverence for ancestral spirits. They celebrate various festivals, such as the T’nalak Festival, which showcases their traditional crafts and promotes cultural awareness. The T’boli continue to preserve their customs while adapting to modern influences.