She was the pioneer of Taka. She was also a maker of toys such as yoyo and the small acrobat hand puppet.

A knowledgeable practitioner of the craft, who popularized the craft in 1970.

A carved wooden sculpture that is used as a mold in making taka.

It is the “Ifugao rice God”, a carved human figurine into which a certain class of anito is said to incorporate itself when worshipped.

This carved deity guard properties and they are usually accompanied by little dogs and kept in thatched shine.

They are carved to assist in warfare. They take the shape of humans, rooster, boar, and ducks and they serve as intercessors with the deities.

A multi-strand necklace approximately 16-18 inches in length where beads as small as 5mm are used.

It is a bead arrangement where large beads as long as 3 inches are displayed in a long strand that can be worn across the body from shoulder to hip.

One of the artistic expression of the locals of Sagada can be seen on their _______.

She is the last remaining traditional Kalinga tattoo artist.

The ______ is traditional woven product of Vigan and the Ilocos region.

Pottery is an ancient art form and in Ilocos this tradition of molding unglazed earthen jars is called _________.

A Fernwood anthropomorphic sculpture made by Ifugaos and it was placed at the entrances, village boundaries, and in archways over the paths to protect them from evil spirits.

It describes a wide variety of activities involving making things with one's own hands.