Folk Arts of the Philippines

The picture shows a _____ characterized by vibrant colors and spontaneous geometric patterns and symbols reflecting the life of the Badjaos such as crabs, waves, boats, and other marine life forms

• Badjao mat

• Bagobo art

• lolen

• weapons

• Mandaya fabrics

_____ is shown in the ornate carvings on their weaponry, brass articles, woven abaca cloths of earth tones, and baskets trimmed with beads, horsehair, and fibers.

• Badjao mat

• Bagobo art

• lolen

• weapons

• Mandaya fabrics

Bagobo headdress called _____. It is made of horsehair or chicken feathers and a bracelet called pankis

• Badjao mat

• Bagobo art

• lolen

• weapons

• Mandaya fabrics

These tribes are expert silversmiths. They craft _____, breastplates, and dress accessories.

• Badjao mat

• Bagobo art

• lolen

• weapons

• Mandaya fabrics

_____ feature earth dyes and uses loom weaving.

• Badjao mat

• Bagobo art

• lolen

• weapons

• Mandaya fabrics

_____ are related to the Manobos of Cotabato and include the Talaingod and Matigsulod subgroups. Their traditional dress features long-sleeved shirts for men, while women wear beaded necklaces, brass bracelets, and anklets to complement their native blouse and malong.

• Atas

• Dibabawons

• Talaingod tribe

• Davao Oriental

• Zamboanga Peninsula

The _____ on the other hand, are a mixture of the Mandaya and Manobo tribes. They also practice slash and burn farming, but cultivate abaca as a cash crop. They use abaca for weaving lovely cloths.

• Atas

• Dibabawons

• Talaingod tribe

• Davao Oriental

• Zamboanga Peninsula

The _____ which is a subgroup of Atas, is well-known for their rich cultural heritage and unique tribal crafts. Whereas the Manobo tribe, also called “mountain people,” is known for their basket weaving and bead accessories.

• Atas

• Dibabawons

• Talaingod tribe

• Davao Oriental

• Zamboanga Peninsula

_____ is the copra producing capital of the Philippines. Aside from the said product, the province also produces the woven cloth “dagmay”, as well as baskets and gift bags which show the rich cultural heritage of the prominent tribal groups, such as the Mandaya and Kaagan.

• Atas

• Dibabawons

• Talaingod tribe

• Davao Oriental

• Zamboanga Peninsula

The _____ is surrounded by water, making fishing the primary industry here. Mat weaving using seagrass is also a native craft in _____.

• Atas

• Dibabawons

• Talaingod tribe

• Davao Oriental

• Zamboanga Peninsula