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WorksheetsCPAR - KEYWORDS REVIEW QUIZ Weaving to Drawings and Paintings
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 9mins
- Created by the people in the community.
- Uses materials found in the locality.
Philippine Arts
Philippine Popular Arts
Indigenous Arts
Folk Arts
- Believed that the first inhabitants of the Philippines.
(Choose 2)
Classical Era
Medieval Era
Ancient Era
Pre-Spanish Era
- Inhabitants of Islands and said to be Immigrants from Indonesia
(Choose 2)
Negrito
Ifugao
Aeta
Kalinga
- Method: textile production ; to form a fabric or cloth
Sculpture
Weaving
Fabricating
Back strap loom
- Uses Kapas or Cotton as main material
Pinilian of Ilocanos
Saputangan of Yakans
Mabal Tabih of Blaans
Dagmay of Mandaya
Pedal Loom also known as P (a)
- Square cloth; intricate and rich design.
- Optical illusions and patterns
- Oldest and most traditional
- Scarf of ------- (secret nasa pagpipilian na)
Pinilian of Ilocanos
Saputangan of Yakans
Dagmay of Mandaya
T'nalak of T'boli
- Meaning native tabular skirt and woven or to woven
- Weaving is only for women of high social status
- Believe that weaving is a gift from Furalo, the goddess of weaving
Dagmay of Mandaya
Maranaw Textiles
Mabal Tabih of Blaans
T'nalak of T'boli
- Hand-woven -> backstrap loom - made from abaca fibers
- Tells a story about weaver......
- Cloth wraps for the dead
Maranaw Textile
Pinilian of Ilocanos
Saputangan of Yakans
Dagmay of Mandaya
- They are known for their malong (tubular lower garment)
- Use Okir designs
Maranaw Textile
Mabal Tabuh of Blaans
T'nalak of T'boli
Pinilian of Ilocanos
- Represents life, birth, union in marriage and death
- The weavers of are also known as dream weavers
- Use in royal weddings
Maranaw Textile
T'nalak of T'boli
Saputangan of Yakans
Mabal Tabih of Blaans
- GAMABA Awardee known for her eloquent weaving
Laang Dulay
Lung Dulay
Lang Dulay
Laong Dulay
- Oldest artwork
- 127 human and animal figures engraved
Angono Petroglyphs
Sarimanok
Tattoo in Kalinga
Yakan Facial Make-up
- Legendary bird of the Maranao
- Symbol of Maranao art ; symbolizes good fortune
Angono Petroglyphs
Sarimanok
Tattoo in Kalinga
Yakan Facial Make-up
- also known as pagbabatok
- for men -> sign of strength
- women -> sign of beauty and elegance
Angono Petroglyphs
Sarimanok
Tattoo in Kalinga
Yakan Facial Make-up
- used during wedding ceremonies
- Tanyak-tanyak
Angono Petroglyphs
Sarimanok
Tattoo in Kalinga
Yakan Facial Make-up
