Kiyaw-kiyaw is a traditional peace-offering ritual from Libacao, Aklan, where food and prayers are offered to ancestors, usually for healing or to respond to signs like dreams or prolonged illness. It involves preparing specific foods, including native chicken, pinais, tikod-tikod, and tuba, which are arranged in a sacred manner on a woven tray called nigo. Only family members and the spiritual practitioner (manugbuhat) may take part in the ritual or eat the offerings, as everything involved is considered sacred. The practice has been passed down through generations since the 1920s, with practitioners learning by observing their elders. People believe the ...