differs significantly per ethnic group; structures can be made up of
bamboo, wood, rock, coral, rattan, grass, etc

serves as an icon to the Filipino lowland and rural culture

Bahay Kubo is made up of what materials?

it originated during Philippines' Spanish Colonial period and
is the updated version of the traditional bahay kubo

It is known to be the house of elite members of the Maranao tribe

Rizal's residence
main house and also the biggest

oldest house in Batanes and is Unesco heritage listed

When was the Ivatan House constructed and what were the materials used?

old Spanish Colonial Era house in Taal, Batangas

it has strong platforms made on both ends and
its foundation is placed in between coastal rocks and corals

sail boat in Visayas to transport cargo and passenger
tourist attraction in Boracay and Iloilo

first wooden boat that was excavated in Southeast Asia
used for cargo and trading

a celebration of the first people who settled in the Philippines

used by Kapampangans and Visayas during seasonal sea raids

small dugout canoes of the T'boli
made from the hollowed out trunks of lawaan

an ancient art form that continue today, with each ethnic group having distinct techniques

used for specific purposes such as harvesting,
rice storage, travel package, sword case, etc.

focuses on wood carving and folk non-claying sculptures

suyat is apart of what?

indigenous script that have their own form and style

works of art that depict folk culture

range from hat-making, mask-making,
accessory-making to ornamental metal crafts

is a fine art in many communities, with the
gourd-based tabungaw of Abra and Ilocos
being the most prized

an indigenous and imported tradition
some practices are prior to colonization and some
were through trade from Asia and the West

Where can these festivals be found?
Moriones Festival and Maskara Festival

Baby, baby, you're my sun and moon

series of diamonds, triangles, squares, and
other shapes found on bedsheets

represents the Munkontad or the messenger deities of the tribe

represents the agricultural gods of Ifugao

a human-like pattern that symbolizes Ifugao ancestors
who have attained the status of demi-gods in the afterlife

Who are the kadangyans?

long part of various cultures dating around 3500 years ago

secondary burial jar excavated from a Neolithical burial site

its cover represent journey of the soul to afterlife

used as storage containers, often for rice, known
for its incised geometric patterns

earthenware secondary burial vessels in 1991

palace of the Sultunate of Sulu and was
destroyed by a typhoon in 1932

largest royal palace in the Philippines and
is the royal residence of the ruler of Tausug