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    The document discusses Philippine arts and crafts. It describes the diverse cultural influences on Filipino art forms from groups like the Chinese, Indians, and Muslims. Traditional art forms highlighted include dances like kadal-iwas that mimic monkey behaviors, and musical instruments like the agung and ganga. Common materials for handicrafts are also outlined such as abaca, bamboo, and coconut. The importance of preserving Philippine artistic handicrafts to promote cultural legacy and generate employment is emphasized.

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    THE FILIPINO ARTS

    AND CRAFT
    THE FILIPINO ARTS AND
    CRAFT

    • Like any other country, art influence the life of the Filipinos and the
    things that surround them, The Philippines arts reflect a Filipino
    society with diverse cultural influences and traditions of Malayan
    people such as the chinses, Indians. Islamic traditions were
    introduced to the Philippines island in the 4th century.
    • Likewise, Europe and the united states influence Filipino artist
    However, while drawing on western forms, the work of Filipino
    musicians, painters are imbue with distinctly Philippines themes. Ny
    expressing the riches nest of the culture of the archipelago in all its
    diversity. Filipino artist have helped in shaping the sense of national
    identity. Many Malay cultural traditions have continued until this time
    despite foreign rule. Muslims and tribal groups maintained distinct
    traditions in dance, music, and sculpture.
    Pre-Colonial Arts Forms
    in the archipelago

    • Arts in the Philippines archipelago had its


    past and continued to develop by
    numerous modern artist. With their
    different context regarding history, style,
    cultural symbols and meanings. These
    artworks are portrayed (Leano, 2017)
    Artform in the Philippines

    • AGUNG – It is a musical instrument of the kulintang ensemble which is


    played by one or two persons depending on its number. by using
    rubber-padded beater, this instrument ins performed on both the
    boss/knob and the face of the gong
    • BANOG-BANOG – it is a dance that portrays hunters shielding in their
    chickens from the famishing hawk.
    • BLIT Blaan – it is courtship dance of the Bilaan of Davao del sur
    mimicking birds during mating seasons. The female scurry to safety,
    burying their heads under their wings (using the Ma,long), but the
    aggressive males follow them wherever they go
    Artform in the Philippines

    • CANAO – it is a ritual dance performed during native feast or


    celebrations in the highlands of the Cordilleras in the Luzon area of
    the Philippines . It s a symbol of the triumph or expectation for
    abundant crops.
    • GANGA – It is an indigenous musical instrument of the Bontoc tribes of
    Kalinga, Ifugao in the mountain regions (the cordelera0 of the
    northern Philippines.
    • INAMONG – It is an ethnic dance among Tigwahanon Manobos in the
    Province of Bukidnon and performed during their harvest time. This
    may type of dance shows a couple, with their and arm slightly bent
    forward, mimicking the movement of a pair flirting among monkeys
    Artform in the Philippines

    • Kadal-Iwas – it is a dance performed by the T’boli and


    Tausug tribes respectively which mimic a mealtime of
    monkeys in removing nits and lice from each other. A
    variation of this dance is to mimics a monkey who sits
    on an anthill by mistake and is attack by angry ant all
    over his body.
    FAMOUS INDIGENOUS MUSICAL
    INTRUMENT IN THE PHILIPPINES
    • AEROPHONES – It refers to any musical instrument which
    produces sounds without the use of strings or membranes.

    • EXAMPLES
    A. Baling – Nose flutes of the Apayao
    B. Bansik - Bamboo flute of the Negitibo
    C. Kaleleng – A long bamboo tube of theBantoc
    FAMOUS INDIGENOUS MUSICAL
    INTRUMENT IN THE PHILIPPINES
    • CHORDOPHONES – It refers to any musical instrument which
    make sound by way of trembling string stretched between
    two points.

    • EXAMPLE
    A. Faglong – Two- stringed lute-like instrument of the b’laan
    B. Koltong – Bamboo guitar of the Kalingga.
    C. Kudlong – Two stringed boat lute of the bamboo
    D. Kudyapi - Two stringed boat lute of the Maranao
    FAMOUS INDIGENOUS MUSICAL
    INTRUMENT IN THE PHILIPPINES
    • MEMBRANOPHONE -It refers to any musical instrument that
    produces sound by way of a vibrating, stretched membrane.
    Most membranophones are drums, such as
    • a. Dabakan - glass shaped drum of the maranao.
    • b. Gandang- double headed cylindrical drum of the maranao.
    • c. Libbit- Conical drum of the ifugao .
    • d. Sulibao- conical drum of the Ibaloy.
    IMPORTANCE OF PHILIPPINE ARTISTIC HANDCRAFT

    • The Philippines is abundant in natural resources that scattered


    throughout its islands Filipino artists use the part of trees plants and
    other natural resources as the raw materials and turn them into simple
    yet useful tools or instrument this type of work is called artistic
    handicraft (sometimes called artisanry) although this type of art change
    from time to time it is still imperative to continue and is preserve due
    to the following reasons.
    IMPORTANCE OF PHILIPPINE ARTISTIC HANDCRAFT

    • 1. It promotes our cultural legacy through the use of indigenous


    materials.
    • 2. It shows an individual's creativity and superior ingenuity.
    • 3. It in courage producers to produce more raw materials.
    • 4. It generates employment.
    • 5. It develop value of preserve errands and resiliency.
    COMMON HANDICRAFT MATERIALS

    Every Filipino family owns handicraft products like baskets,


    brooms, feathers, dusters, and other furniture, as well as
    accessories like earrings, bracelets, necklaces, and other
    clothing apparel made from native products such as beads,
    shells, and seeds. These are clear indications that the
    handicraft industry is enjoying the patronage of Filipinos.
    COMMON HANDICRAFT MATERIALS

    • Filipino handicap makers fashion them into accessories,


    bags, bamboo sofa seats, baskets, cabinets, clothes,
    lamps, shades, wall decor, and others. The following are
    the materials needed in the making of Filipino
    handicrafts.
    COMMON HANDICRAFT MATERIALS

    • a. Abaca (Musa textiles)- it is a tree-like herb resembling the banana


    plant it is durable and dyed in different colors.
    • b. Bamboo (Bambusa spinosa)- it is for the furniture industry
    because of it's strength and durability it is also valuable material
    formed basket and hat making.
    • c. Buti (Corypha Elata) - it is a fun from which three kind of fibers
    namely buri raffia and until are taken it can be dyed merely and woven
    into many shapes the buri leaf is the most flexible materials used for
    making pots boxes and other novelty items.
    COMMON HANDICRAFT MATERIALS

    • d. Coconut (Cocos Nucifera) - it is the most utilized palm in the


    Philippines it's coco midrib is used primarily as handicraft materials for
    the product of basket and brooms (tingting). The coco shell are used for
    manufacturing articles such as buttons coin bracelet lamb shades pins
    and others.
    • e. Leather -it is a material created through the tanning of skin of
    animals like carabaos horses snakes alligators goats lizards in others.
    COMMON HANDICRAFT MATERIALS

    • f. Pandan-Dagat (Pandanus Tectorius)- it is a variety of screw pine


    abundantly distributed along sandy beaches and coastal branches in
    the Philippines.
    • g. Rattan (Calamus Maximus)- it is the most flexible materials used
    in the manufacturing industry and been known to extend up to
    hundreds of meters long.
    TRADITIONAL HANDIWORK IN THE
    PHILIPPINES

    The following are some handicraft in the different regions of the


    Philippines.
    1. Jewelry (central Luzon, southern Luzon, and Mindanao regions)
    this handicraft is mostly in central Luzon region mainly from the
    province of Bulacan you can also find the related of this from
    Mindanao regions but down south you can even get powerful
    branches amulets and other accessories.
    TRADITIONAL HANDIWORK IN THE
    PHILIPPINES
    • 2. Metal Craft (southern Luzon and Mindanao regions) this type of
    handicraft is in southern Luzon regions particularly in the province of
    Batangas a very popular metal craft which is locally and internationally
    as an excellent source for portable knife and called balisong.
    • 3. Pots and Jars (ilocos region). The parts and jars known as burnay
    can found explicitly in the province of ilocos sur. These creations are
    made from grade a clay through a method that has been practiced by
    local since the pre-colonial times.
    TRADITIONAL HANDIWORK IN THE
    PHILIPPINES

    • 4. Woven fabrics (Mindanao regions). These fabrics are women


    traditionally by interlacing threads using a manual machine called a
    loom. One of the common materials in this region is called malong
    which is historically used as a skirt and sometimes as a blanket.
    • 5.Wood Carvings (Cordilleras and Southern Luzon Regions)
    fantastic wood carvings produced by the ifugao in northern of the
    cordilleras

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