CPAR GAMABA ARTIST

preserved the Mangyan

literary tradition by documenting the pieces of

ambahan recorded not only on bamboo tubes

• FREDERICO

  CABALLERO

• GINAW BILOG

• SAMAON

  SULAIMAN

• ALONZO SACLAG

master weaver and was a T’boli princes from South

Cotabato

• SAMAON

  SULAIMAN

• UWANG

  AHADAS

• LANG

  DULAY

• GINAW

  BILOG

Documented 10 epics in language that is no longer spoken

• FREDERICO

  CABALLERO

• SAMAON

  SULAIMAN

• MASINO

  INTARAY

• ALONZO

  SACLAG

The oldest living traditional tattoo artist

or mambabatok

• HAJA AMINA APPI

• LANG

  DULAY

• MARIA

  OGGAY

• UWANG

  AHADAS

Turned the abandoned Capitol Building into a museum.

He formed the Kalinga Budong Dance Troupe

• SAMAON

  SULAIMAN

• ALONZO

  SACLAG

• FREDERICO

  CABALLERO

• SALINTA

  MONON

A musician and storyteller

Skillful in basal, kulilal and bagit

• ALONZO

  SACLAG

• SALINTA

  MONON

• EDUARDO

  MUTUC

• MASINO

  INTARAY

A master mat weaver in Tawi-Tawi

Highly known in her community because of her

distinctive designs and her sasa & kima-kima

• HAJA AMINA

  APPI

• MARIA

  OGGAY

• TEOFILO

  GARCIA

• SALINTA

  MONON

A master in the use of the kulintang and kudyapi

Also a popular town barber and served

as an imam in Libutan Mosque.

• DARHATA

  SAWABI

• SALINTA

  MONON

• SAMAON

  SULAIMAN

• MASINO

  INTARAY

An exceptional Filipino sculptor (silver, bronze and woods)

Some of his works are church retablos, grand altars,

carosas

• EDUARDO

  MUTUC

• MARIA

  OGGAY

• LANG

  DULAY

• MAGDALEN

  A GAMAYO

In her crafts she used the abaca-ikat weaving (took

3-4 months to complete).

The binuwaya (crocodile) is her beloved design.

• UWANG

  AHADAS

• MASINO

  INTARAY

• DARHATA

  SAWABI

• SALINTA

  MONON