Philippines weaving is still one of the most precious traditional livelihoods that are kept and practice.

The art of weaving of the _________ in the Philippine North still exists despite the threat of the more practical, mass production of cloth it originated in the pre-colonial times.

Profits gained by the indigenous people are just one financial benefit from selling of their arts and craft.

In what place that the pina cloth is produce in looms?

Engagement in arts activities can have a positive impact on the health and wellbeing of indigenous

The practice of art making within communities is part of the continuum of ceremonial practice, reinforcing people's connection with traditional lands, ancestral beliefs and ritual.

The process of creation is valued over the work of art and conceptualization and realization is simultaneous- according to_______.

There is always an impression or misconception that Filipinos were illiterate before the arrival of Spanish, by means of?

The function of art and craft extends beyond aesthetic pleasure – it is embedded in daily life, family connection, and traditional law as well as in dreaming lore and spirituality.

The undivided province of Davao where Davao del Sur belonged and Davao City which is the capital of old Davao shared the same history in what date?

The province of Davao Del Sur was created by the defunct Congress, under _______?

This province derived its name from the word “Daba-Daba”. This is a bagobo word which used to refer to a “Sacred Brass” that belonged to the legendary bagobo chieftain named Datu Duli.

They are the early inhabitants of Davao del Sur, who occupied the places at the foot of Mt. Apo and some indigenous tribe with native dialects.

One of the highlights of this indigenous group is its political structure which is composed of the Chieftains called,  the Council of Elders and the slaves called ________ in the native dialect

Another is the Manobo which simply means “people” or “person”; alternate names include ________.

The Manobo usually build their villages near small bodies of water or forest clearings, although they also opt for hillsides, rivers, valleys, and plateaus. The communities are small, consisting of ________.

Like the Bagobo, the Ubo believe in multiple deities headed by a central figure, Diwata (God), they also believe in ancestral spirits and unseen beings inhabiting the animate and inanimate objects found throughout their environment, they are?

_________ is the textile art in which two distinct sets of yarns or threads - called the warp and weft - are interlaced with each other at right angles to form a fabric or cloth.

______is an old English word meaning "that which is woven".

They use them as a storage for their food when they need to go to mountain terraces to cultivate their lands.

Since WHEN, the jewelry making in the country has been in existence.

It is believed that the skill of our early Flipino in making jewelry are adopted from their Asian neighbors___________.

In the Mountain Province, “shields, spoons, ladles, bowls” and figurines are infused with art through______.

Philippine sculpture is the most familiar art form among Filipinos.

Filipino tattoos have a rich history, dating back to before the Philippine Islands were colonized ________.

 "La Isla De Los Pintados" which meant____________.

Philippines, tattoos were a source of accomplishment and rank. Men bore ink on their chests and heads as signs of their ?

Their designs are usually geometric with stylized nature motifs and became more functional as the time pass by (Caparas, 2014)

If there is one person who could best represent the rich culture of Kalinga, a province located in the far north of the Philippines, it is none other than _______, the oldest Filipino tribal tattoo artist.

Tattos or inked the skin of women from the tribe, the tattoos are considered as a sign  of___________.