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    This document provides information about various local Philippine materials that are used in contemporary art forms: 1) Numerous natural fibers, plants, and materials indigenous to the Philippines are used including abaca, bamboo, buntal, buri, capiz shell, coconut shell, nito, pandan, raffia, rattan, santol, tikiw, and tikog. These materials are transformed into products like furniture, home decor, bags, and other handicrafts. 2) Each material is described in terms of where it is sourced from and its properties. For example, abaca fiber is strong and durable while capiz shell is translucent. Artisans choose materials

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    This document provides information about various local Philippine materials that are used in contemporary art forms: 1) Numerous natural fibers, plants, and materials indigenous to the Philippines are used including abaca, bamboo, buntal, buri, capiz shell, coconut shell, nito, pandan, raffia, rattan, santol, tikiw, and tikog. These materials are transformed into products like furniture, home decor, bags, and other handicrafts. 2) Each material is described in terms of where it is sourced from and its properties. For example, abaca fiber is strong and durable while capiz shell is translucent. Artisans choose materials

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    This document provides information about various local Philippine materials that are used in contemporary art forms: 1) Numerous natural fibers, plants, and materials indigenous to the Philippines are used including abaca, bamboo, buntal, buri, capiz shell, coconut shell, nito, pandan, raffia, rattan, santol, tikiw, and tikog. These materials are transformed into products like furniture, home decor, bags, and other handicrafts. 2) Each material is described in terms of where it is sourced from and its properties. For example, abaca fiber is strong and durable while capiz shell is translucent. Artisans choose materials

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    CONTEMPORARY PHILIPPINE ARTS FROM THE REGIONS

    O, God, who by the light of the Holy


    Spirit, did instruct the hearts of the
    faithful, grant that by the same Holy
    Spirit we may be truly wise and ever
    enjoy His consolations, Through Christ
    Our Lord, Amen.
    ATTENDANCE CHECK!

    As I call your name raise your hand


    and say “G“.

    Let us start!
    Let us have a recap of our previous
    lesson about the
    GAWAD SA MANLILIKHA NG
    BAYAN.
    LOCAL MATERIALS
    IN CONTEMPORARY
    ART FORMS
    Try and solve the equation to get the
    word.

    Any member of the group can write


    their answer on the board.
    Abaca belongs to Banana family.
    Its fiber has a natural luster with
    colors ranging from pure white to
    ivory and dark brown.
    Abaca is initially used as material for
    rope.
    Furniture makers and designers
    choose this material for their works
    because of its durability and
    availability.
    Rope
    Slippers
    Twine
    Hammock
    Frame
    Chelsea chair
    Bamboo is used as a raw
    material in creating different
    products.
    It is used in construction,
    textile, musical instruments,
    weapons, and more.
    Hut
    Bed frames
    Sofa sets
    Tables
    Kubing
    Bungkaka
    Gabbang
    Buntal is a cylindrically shaped
    fibers.
    a very fine white Philippine fiber
    obtained from the stalks of
    unopened leaves of the talipot
    palm and used in making hats.
    Bags
    Shoes
    Wallets
    Place Mats
    Window blinds
    Desk accessories like
    pen holder, picture
    frames, file trays.
    Buri is the largest and most
    common palm found in the
    Philippines.
    Buri is extracted from the
    matured leaves of the buri
    palm.
    The fiber is durable and
    resistant to moisture.
    Hats
    Bags
    Baskets
    Memorabilia boxes
    Perfume tray
    and other woven
    product can be some
    artistic creation from
    buri.
    Capiz shell (Placuna placenta)
    is a highly asymmetrical bivalve
    with a characteristically thin,
    translucent shell often used in
    handicraft.
    Wall art
    Décor
    Lighting fixtures
    Most of handmade decorative
    are created by using coconut
    shell due to their strength.
    Coconut shells are also used to
    made charcoal which is use as
    fuel and this coconut charcoals
    are far better than other
    charcoals.
    Lamps
    Boxes
    Tabletops
    Chairs
    Household accessories
    Nito is a plant belonging
    to the fern family that
    grows abundantly in the
    hinterlands of Mindanao.
    Bags
    Bread tray
    Plates
    Lampshade
    Decorative jar
    Pandan is a tropical plant.
    It is processed and
    transformed into splints that
    are being used as a raw
    material for different
    products.
    Baskets
    Hats
    Bags
    Picture frames
    Raffia is a fiber extracted from
    unopened buri leaf in three
    stages.
    It is loom woven into fabrics or
    used as wall coverings,
    upholstery material, folding
    doors, and window hangings.
    Hats
    Placemats
    Folder, Portfolio
    Shoes
    Slippers
    Boxes
    Ladies bags
    Rattan belongs to the palm
    family.
    There are different types of
    rattan palms, such as high or
    low climbers, single stemmed or
    clustered rattan species.
    Baskets
    Picture frames
    Furniture:
    Zoya lounge chair
    Valencia queen size
    bed
    Santol is mostly known for its fruit
    that is popularly consumed and
    used as an ingredient.
    It is less dense than narra or
    molave, it is easier to work with and
    polish.
    It is highly resistant to wood borers
    (bukbok) which makes it deal for
    skeletal framework.
    Furnitures
    Tikiw is a large, erect, and
    aquatic or marshy herb plant.
    It is found in central Luzon to
    Mindanao.
    It abounds in fresh water
    swamp, and in newly opened
    rice land at low altitudes.
    Baskets
    Hampers with lids
    Bags
    Rugs
    Carpets
    Placemats
    Tikog belongs to sea grasses.
    It is a native reed plant used
    as a raw material for mat
    weaving.
    Bags
    Decorative mats
    Hampers
    Newspaper racks
    Table mat
    Waste bin
    Tower candle holder
    Wall décor
    We are now open for your
    questions and clarifications
    about the lesson.
    LOCALLY-MADE FOR YOU
    Create a TikTok Video promoting locally-made products you can
    find at home.
    Post your video in Facebook with the hashtag, #CPARLoveLocal.
    Video posting is on or before November 21, 2022
    Ms. DJRF

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