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    1. The document summarizes folk arts and designs from the main regions of the Philippines - Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. It describes various crafts like woven textiles, pottery, woodcarvings, and more that originated from different cultural communities across the country. 2. Some notable folk arts mentioned include Inabel cloth from Ilocos, sinamay fabric from Visayas, Maranao woodcarvings featuring okir designs, and golden artifacts produced by early groups in Mindanao. 3. The crafts reflect cultural traditions that have been passed down through generations, telling the stories of the people and places of the Philippines.

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    LECTURE IN ARTS

    MODULE 1: FOLK ARTS AND DESIGN FROM LUZON

    Lesson 1-3 Summary of the Topic


    1.pay-yo or bay-yo- rice terraces in Banawe ,Battad, Hungduan and other places.
    2. abel- hand woven cotton textile of the Ilocos Region.
    3. vakul head covering of people in Batanes made of natural grass to protect them from the heat of the sun and during rainy season.
    4. lingling-o- bronze amulet worn by the Ifugaos which symbolized fertility.
    5. burnay- hand molded pottery found only in Ilocos Region.
    6. buri- the raw material from plant used for making mats.
    7. pangalapang- necklace of the Ifugao men.
    8. Iloco or inabel fabric-the special fabric made from cotton which undergo the painstaking binatbatan .
    9.higantes- giant papier-mch figures that are bigger than man, paraded during a festival in Angono.
    10. kiping- leaf-shaped decorative hanging brightly colour that is used for harvest festival (Pahiyas)in Quezon.
    11. Panagabel- the oldest Ilocano weaving tradition that they have inherited from their ancestors.
    12. Pangasinan-known as the salt capital of the region during the pre-hispanic times.
    13. tinalik- basket made from rattan in Benguet
    14. ikat- loincloth of the Ifugao
    15. Body tattoo- form of body art of the cultural communities and considered as part of their clothing and decoration.
    16. siniwsiwan- fabric used for blankets and clothing in Mountain Province.
    17. suklang-is an everyday hat used by men with their matches, tobacco and beetle nut for chewing.
    18. Cagayan Valley- wide valley in North-eastern part of Luzon. Composed of the provinces of Batanes, Cagayan, Isabela, Nueva
    Vizcaya and Quirino.
    19. Cagayan River- longest river in the country.
    20. vuyavuy palm- a plant similar to coconut found in Batanes.
    21. bukyat- a belt used by mothers after giving birth in Nueva Vizcaya.
    22. singkaban- is the local term for bamboo arches elaborately designed with kayas in Bulacan.
    23.puni or poni- decoration during fiestas and special occasions made from young coconut leaves in Bulacan.(Bulacan is also known
    for its fire cracker industry)
    24. Pampangos or kapampangan incorporate the arts in their food such as weaving the coconut leaves wrapping for their delicacy
    called patupat.They are also known for their giant lanterns and preparation of delicious foods.
    25. Nueva Ecija known for its rice production.
    26. Tanduyong Festival- thanksgiving for bountiful harvest of the Nueva Ecijanos.
    27.Tinis- narrates the story how Joseph and Mary found a place to give birth to JESUS in Kawit, Cavite..
    28. sapin-sapin- a type of delicacy made from grounded glutinous rice.
    29. balisong- a type of knife that can be folded like a fan which comes in different sizes it is also known as the butterfly knife.
    30. Bicol Region-known for its baskets, bags, slippers, coin purses and other crafts that are made from abaca and raffia fibers.
    31. Romblon is known for its fine marble products and for their beautiful woven mats and bags made out of romblon plant.
    32. Palawan known as the countrys last frontier and for its rich cultural and natural diversity.

    Known for its largest marine habitat the Tubbataha Reef.

    33. Underground River in Palawan- one the recent recognized Seven Wonders of Nature last January 28, 2012.
    34. Manunggul Jar- considered as one of the precious artefact in the Philippines.

    The jar serves as container for secondary burial of the deceased love ones.
    With two figures rowing a boat signifying belief in the journey of the soul to afterlife.

    35. Mural making- a big artwork usually meant for a wall or wide space.
    36. collage- an artwork which includes the gluing of textured natural man made found materials to create a composition.
    MODULE 2: FOLK ARTS AND DESIGN FROM VISAYAS
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    Malmag or tarsier- found in Bohol and considered as one of the smallest living primate.
    Tikog- a kind of leaf used for weaving mats of Basey, Samar(in Waray they call it bariw or romblon)

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    Lara- is tha Samar word for weave


    Weaving is called paglalara or pagrarara
    Naglalara for the weavers
    Burda- is the word for to embroider on the mats
    Pu-so or bodbod- is the woven container of the glutinous rice or puto, bibingka in Visayas.
    Salugin- the traditional Tagbanua attire made of pounded bark of trees.
    Sinamay- fabric made of woven abaca twine.
    Torotot- handmade whistle
    Banig- hand-woven mat of various local materials, the most is found in BASEY.
    Patadyong-the wrap around hand-woven skirt of Visayans which has a chequered pattern.
    Kapis- shell used for various crafts and for the windows of local houses.
    Pinya- the fiber extracted from the pineapple leaves and used as fine fabric for the barong tagalog.
    Weaving- the handmade craft of using warp and weft strips or string to create a fabric or mat.
    Panay-one of the largest islands of the archipelago lying South of Romblon. It composed the provinces of Iloilo, Antique,
    Aklan, Capiz, and the island of Guimaras.
    Maskara Festival-famous festival in Bacolod.
    Cebu- is the oldest settlement established by the Spaniards and second most important Metropolitan in the Philippines.also
    popular because of their production of GUITAR
    Bohol-known for its old Spanish churches and watchtowers.
    MODULE 3: FOLK ARTS AND DESIGN FROM MINDANAO

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    Sarimanok- the Maranao mythical bird with a fish in its beak or at its claws and intricately carved wings made of wood or
    bronze.
    Okir/ukkil- the wood carving designs of the Maranao and Tausug.
    Refers to a geometric and flowing designs based on leaf and vine patterns.
    Types of Okir
    Okir a dato- male design
    Okir a bay- female design
    Torogan-a elite Maranao house that is shaped like a prow of a boat intricately carved with the Naga or sarimanok motif and
    brightly colore and symbolized power and prestige.
    Panulong- the extended beams of a torogan.
    Kulintang- a set of bossed gongs suspended on a wooden frame and hit with a thick wooden stick to create a unique
    resonating sound.
    Malong- is the tubular multi-purpose garment worn by the different groups in Mindanao, decorated by an embroidered
    narrow panel called langket with pako rabong or okir design.
    Maitum jars- secondary burial jars.
    Unique because the human heads that decorate the cover have different facial features.
    Pako rabong- a stylized design based on a vine or fern.
    Stylized- deriving a design from a real object and abstracting the design by using lines, shapes and colors that are simplified,
    magnified and emphasized.
    Cultural Groups in Mindanao and where they Live
    Maranao- largest and most dominat Muslim group found in Lanao, Sultan Kudarat and Cotabato.
    Bajao- Sulu and Tawi-Tawi
    Bagobo- eastern uplands of Mindanao and eastern area of Davao del Sur
    Bilaan- upland of Davao del Sur
    Maguindanao- Maguindanao Province, North and South Cotabato
    Mandaya- Southern part of Davao
    Mamanwa- in Northern Surigao and Agusan del Norte
    Samal- in Sulu, Tawi-tawi and coast of Basilan
    Subanen- Zamboanga
    Tboli- uplands of South Cotabato
    Tausug- Jolo, Tawi-tawi and Coast of Basilan
    Tiruray-Eastern part of Maguindanao and near Sultan Kudarat
    Yakan- Basilan Island

    10. Golden sash- an intricate weaving of thin threads of gold that the ancients mastered in Butuan also part of the Surigao
    treasure.
    11. Golden dagger handle- has fantastic asymmetric forms that suggest raging flames around the birds head.
    12. Tnalak- hand-woven cloth made from finest abaca fibers.
    13. Pussuk labbung- saw-tooth design used in making cloth baskets and native sword called kris.
    14. Bunga sama-used for table runners monuments for the dead on trunks.
    15. Kabban buddi- is a set of geometric shapes used for cushions, pillows, casings, mats and hats.
    16. Baggang kettan- combines incised triangles and rectangles used to decorate Kris.
    17. Tipos al pais- Genre paintings of the local scene and scenery

    LUZON

    Panagabel
    Inabel Blanket

    Laoag Sinking Tower

    Bolinao Mats
    Weaving of Tinalik Material

    Pangasinan Bamboo Products

    Kalinga Cloth

    Inabel Cloth

    Tinalik Basket

    Traditional

    Kalinga Basket

    Ikat

    Cloth

    Ifugao Rattan Basket


    Body Tattoo

    lingling-o

    Siniwsiwan Fabric (Lubid)


    Vakul

    Vuyavuy cloth
    Carving(Laguna)

    Higantes (Rizal)
    Jar Underground River

    Suklang Hat

    Bakwat(Nueva Vizcaya)

    Balisong

    Kiping

    pangalapang

    Sagada Hangin Coffins

    Singkaban(Bulacan)

    Sarimanok

    Paete Wood

    Manunggul

    Visayas
    Cloth Weaving in Aklan
    banig

    Patadyong

    Hablon in Ilo-Ilo
    Sinamay Cloth

    Candle Holder (Capiz)

    Mindanao
    Golden Sash

    Golden Tara
    Okkir Cloth

    Okir a Datu (male)

    Okir a Bay ( female)

    pia fabric weaving

    Bamboo wall

    golden dagger handle

    Torogan

    Baul
    Malong

    Tnalak in Cotabato

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