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These regional divisions remain today
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Terracotta [Damili 1572] Fairytale These regional divisions remain todayVigan, Ilocus Sur is a UNESCO world heritage site renowned for its Spanish Filipino architecture and terracotta red clay craftsmanship. "Damili" is the Ilocano term for molding. Over the years, it has become a family tradition to pass down the knowledge and artform to the younger generation and that is why today there is still a thriving community of damili producers in the region. 1572 is the year the Spanish colonizers first explored this region in
