GRADE 7 - ARTS

SECOND QUARTER

REVIEWER/LECTURE

Elements, principles and

processes
Curvilinear lines Lines that are curved and inspired by lines found in flowers and plants
Geometric design Made of various straight lines and shapes
Natural dyes Dyes from seeds, fruits and bark of trees used to dye mats and fabrics
repetition When a line or color or shape is repeated in a mat or fabric
contrast Hen a light color is woven beside a dark color or when a thin line or shape is palced beside a thick line or shape
to provide contrast
weaving The handmade craft of using warp and weft strips or string to create a fabric or mat

FOLK ARTS AND CRAFTS AND DESIGN OF MINDORO, PALWAN AND VISAYAS

PROVINCE ARTS AND CRAFT PICTURE

MARINDUQUE Moriones Maskara
PALAWAN MAnunggul Jar-famous pre-colonial secondary burial
jar excavated from MAnunggul Cave in Palawan, with
two figures rowing a boat, signifying a belief in the
journey of the soul to afterlife.
SALUGIN-traditional Tagbanua attire made of
pounded bark of trees
MINDORO Hanunuo- MAngyan writing
Basketry
Weaving craft
ILO-ILO Culinary Arts
Old Houses
VISAYAS Languages are Cebuano(largest group), Ilonggo,
kinaray, Aklanon, waray-waray, leyte
1521-Europeans visited with Magellan
1565- Miguel Lopez de Legaspihe arrived and
established Cebu City
PANAY ISLAND Lying South of Romblon
MIAG-AO-handweaving of Patadyong and bablon
PATADYONG-colorful features linear and geometric
design, skirt of Visayans wrap around piece of cloth
worn by women, checkered in pattern
BADIANGAN-weaving of paghahhabol, from
indigenous textile such as jusi and pinya
Weaving is primary industry
Western Visayas Region
Surrounded by various body of water
Coastal lowlands with rugged hills and mountains
Heart of diverse marine life, inland fishery and
agricultural products
Production of seaweeds
Second largest rice producing region in the
Philippines
Crops are mangoes, coconut, pineapples,
rootcrops,muscovado.rattan craft industry
AKLAN Pinya fiber weaving (delicate and sharp fiber)
BASTOS-first set of pinya fibers
LINAWEN-finer set of pinya fiber
SANGGIT-cutting instruments similar to kawit at
harabas
 KULMADAN-simple machine with blades used for
stripping bariw leaves
PALPAG-process of weaving
BUKOY-strippining machine made of bamboo
Weaving of basket, trays ,and mats made of pandan
and bariw
PAGRARARA at BANIG- mat weaving as form of
social interaction
KIYAPIS-strips are arranged made of strips of bariw
leaves
TAYTAY-framework of mat
PINYA-the fiber extracted from pineapple leaves and
used for fine fabric for barong tagalong.
ANTIQUE products of bamboo, rattan, buri, bariw, nito, log
charcoal, abaca, herbal vines and plants, wild flowers
construction industry, furniture and handicraft
GUIMARAS sweetest mangoes in the Philippines (world)
stand in the coast of Panay island near Iloilo City
Candies, jam, juices and wine from banana
KAPIS/ CAPIZ Shell collected from the sea
Shell capiz for lamps, decors, trays, souvenir items
KAPIS-shell used for various crafts and for the
windows of local houses
CEBU FURNITURE
Largest and oldest sentiments established by
Spaniards
2nd Metropolitan centre of the Philippines
Queen city of the South, City of Fashion and designs,
designs, ASEAN city of culture,
Exporter of the world class furniture
Used of Rattan
Milan of Asia for furniture Industry
Vito Selma, Debbie Palao, Kenneth, Cobonque
(names in furniture industry)
Materials: rattan, coconut shells, shells, bariw, cap[iz,
wood
Fashion jewelries amde of wood, stones and metals
Unique blend of sound, craftsmanshift and durability
NEGROS ISLAND BUGLAS-pre-hispanic
Grass after sugarcane
NEGROS- dark people called by Magellan
MT. KANLAON-highest peak in Negros
Fragile death a lower in the spot where
Home of many festivals
BACOLOD CITY MASKARA festival of Bacolod (color of beauty of
Negreness)
Weaving arts of crafts, include roofing materials,
walls, hats and baskets using pandan and buri leaves
Pinya weaving is lucrative industry
VALENCIA Sinamay weaving IN Negris Oriental
Sinamay made of ABACA (musa textiles) twine and
indegenous plant similar to banana
Material fiber is dyed, woven and stiffed for mat
productions
TOROTOT-handmade of whistles
SAMAR, LEYTE AND BASEY MATS-beautiful and colourful hand woven,
BILIRAN made of Tikog leaves
TIKOG-waray term for Bariw or Romblon,leaves used
for weaving of Basey MAts
Mat weaving is both passion and occupation (long
painful process of gathering Tikog)
Speak Cebuano, waray-waray,English and Filipino
 They love festival and celebrations
KASADYAHAN-festival of colors, beauty and artistry
festival rich in cultural heritage and tradition
LARA(term for weaving in Samar) raw materials from
TAcloban
PAGLALARA/ PAGRARARA
BURDA (embroider of the mats) DESIGN IN MATS
Pusoi or bodbod-WEAVING for culinary arts
PUSO O-BUDBOD-WOVEN CONTAINER made
from glutinous rice wrapped with young coconut ot
talbos
Specialty of people that reflects value of weaving in
their lives
Similar to PATUPAT of Pampanga, plain rice, puto,
bibingka and molido
BANIG- handwoven mats of various local materials,
famous found in Basey
BOHOL OLD CHURCHES
Beautiful sceneries, exotic foods, rare animals, old
churches and basketry
BACLAYON CHURCH-old Spanish church and watch
towers
MALMAG- (Tarsier), smallest primate
CHOCOLATE HILLS-tears of grief giant legend when
love has turned down by an ordinary woman (green
during spring, chocolate by summer)
SIQUIJOR Southeast of Cebu, Southeast of Bohol
Famous in beaches and spots
Basketry Industry
Antequera-most women are weavers
MUNICIPALITY OF TUBIGON- loom weaving, center
of province
Hand women product
Made of raffia or buri leaves