What fesitval originated as part of a tradition in the municipality of Angono, Rizal expressing gratitude to Saint Clement?

Before it took up its modern symbolism, the papier-mache puppets in the Higantes Festival used to represent which group of people?

The traditional theatrical art form Nang Yai originated from what country?

Nang Yai is essentially what type of puppetry?

During Wayang Kulit performances, they manipulate intricately carved leather figures between the lamp and the screen, bringing those shadow figures to life. Also known in English as a shadow artist.

Often regarded as the elder son of Semar. He is a deformed dwarf with crooked and

disjointed arms, and has yaw sores on his feet. He specializes in puns and sly

insinuations.

Puppets representing which Hindu God are designed with his figure looking straight forward in order to symbolize bravery?

At what date is the Higantes Festival being celebrated?

In Nang Yai, the puppets’ intricate designs are first drawn by a master artist, then traced and carved onto what material?

The process of creating fabric by interlacing two distinct sets of yarns or

threads at right angles.

Type of batik that is known for Hindu geometrical lines and shapes of diamonds are enclosing floral motifs.

Lasem batik is also known for its ______ color.

T’nalak is a sacred, handwoven cloth made by what ethnic group from South Cotaboto in the Philippines?

Certain women (called “dream weavers”)

receive patterns in their dreams from Fu Dalu, the T’boli spirit or “Goddess of _______"

A traditional fabric from silkworms, woven in Thailand for over 3,000 years.

Who is credited for helping make Thai silk famous worldwide?

A luxurious, hand‐woven textile from Malaysia made of silk or cotton, with metallic (gold or silver) threads woven into it.

A special weaving technique used in the making of songket in which metallic threads are added to give the patterns a shimmering, raised effect.

The thread which is stretched lengthwise on a loom.