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    This document discusses traditional folk arts in the Philippines, including various forms of architecture, maritime transports, weaving, carving, performance arts, literature, ornamentation, and pottery. Some specific examples mentioned are bahay kubo houses, vinta boats, piña fabric, tingkep baskets, woodcarving in Paete, Laguna, singkil dance, bulul figures, and ancient Manunggul jars and Maitum anthropomorphic potteries. The folk arts reflect the diverse cultural traditions of ethnic groups across the Philippines.

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    This document discusses traditional folk arts in the Philippines, including various forms of architecture, maritime transports, weaving, carving, performance arts, literature, ornamentation, and pottery. Some specific examples mentioned are bahay kubo houses, vinta boats, piña fabric, tingkep baskets, woodcarving in Paete, Laguna, singkil dance, bulul figures, and ancient Manunggul jars and Maitum anthropomorphic potteries. The folk arts reflect the diverse cultural traditions of ethnic groups across the Philippines.

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    This document discusses traditional folk arts in the Philippines, including various forms of architecture, maritime transports, weaving, carving, performance arts, literature, ornamentation, and pottery. Some specific examples mentioned are bahay kubo houses, vinta boats, piña fabric, tingkep baskets, woodcarving in Paete, Laguna, singkil dance, bulul figures, and ancient Manunggul jars and Maitum anthropomorphic potteries. The folk arts reflect the diverse cultural traditions of ethnic groups across the Philippines.

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    PANGGASINAN

    PAMPANGA
    BATAAN
    PARIS, FRANCE
    INDIA
    HONG KONG
    SYDNEY,
    AUSTRALI
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    MALAYSIA
    Contemporary Arts in the Philippines 2

    Traditional Folk Arts


    Traditional Folk Arts

     Folk Architecture
     Maritime Transports
     Weaving, Textile making and Fabric Art
     Carving
     Performance Art
     Literature
     Ornament
     Pottery
    Folk Architecture

     These are simple structures built for local materials and available
    tools to provide shelter for its inhabitants.
     Bahay kubo or Nipa Hut
     Bale
     Ivatan House
     Torogan
     Badjao’s Stilt houses and houseboats
    Bahay Kubo

     Also known as kamalig.


     Serves as an icon to Filipino lowland and rural culture.
    Bale or Ifugao House

     It is a one-room house with an attic for storage.


     Located at the contour of the rice terraces.
    Ivatan House in Batanes

     Built with limestone walls, and cogon roofs.


     It has narrow doors and windows with wooden shutters and often
    secured by wooden bars.
    Torogan or Maranao House

     Literally means “a place for sleeping,”


     It is a slately house for the elite members of the Maranaotribe in
    Mindanao.
    Badjao’s stilt houses and
    houseboats
     Badjao - sea gypsies of the Philippines, cruise
    along the islands of Sulu.
     Lepa – Floating homes.
    MARITIME TRANSPORTS

     These are simple marine vessels made for


    the transport of goods and people by sea
    and other waterways in the surrounding
    regions.
     Wooden Banca
     Vinta
    Wooden Banca
    Vinta

     Traditional boat mabe by Sama-Bajau (Badjao) and Moros living


    in Sulu Archipelago, Zamboanga peninsula and southern
    Mindanao.
    Weaving, Textile making,
    and Fabric Art
     Piña fabric – Piña weaving it is the oldest
    industry in Aklan.
     T’nalak woven cloth – woven by the
    T’boli women of Lake Sebu, South
    Cotabato, Mindanao, it represents the
    tribe’s culture and tradition.
    T’nalak woven cloth
    Piña fabric
    Weaving, Textile making,
    and Fabric Art
     Tingkep Baskets – handcrafted by the women
    from fine bamboo strips and made in natural
    colors. It is used in a ritual called Kundu.
     Hinabol – the production of the textile was
    considered to be sacred to the Higaonon tribe.
    it is woven as offering to the spirits and is
    used to bring peace during tribal conflicts.
    Tingkep Baskets

    Hinabol
    Weaving, Textile making,
    and Fabric Art
     Yakan- weaved cloth – made by Yakan
    tribe from Basilan. Used for religious and
    ritual purposes.
     Tapis of Kalinga Tribe – it is a costume
    indigenous to the Kalinga and Apayao.
    The garment was woven using a backstrap
    loom and was embroidered with nature-
    inspired patterns.
    Tapis of Kalinga Tribe
    Yakan- weaved cloth
    CARVING

     Paete, Laguna, the woodcarving capital


    of the Philippines.
     Wood is the common material that is
    widely used in the country.
    PERFORMING ART

     These may be folk dances and music


    which are developed by an individual or
    groups of people that reflect their
    traditions and culture.
    Singkil
    LITERATURE

     It refers to the traditional oral literature of various ethnic groups


    of the country.
    ORNAMENT

     It is used to embellish parts of a building or object.


     Bulul – an anito figure of Ifigaos that represent their ancestral
    spirit and granary gods.
     Parol – an iconic symbol of the Filipino Christmas.
    POTTERY

     Native Filipinos created pottery since


    3500 years ago.
     Manunggul Jar
     Maitum Anthropomorphic Potteries
    Manunggul Jar

     Burial jar found in the early 1960’s in Manunggul Cave, Lippun


    Point, Palawan.
    Maitum Anthropomorphic
    Potteries
     Earthenware pots resembling human figures.
     Found in Ayub Cave in Pinol, Maitum, Saranggani Province.
     Pots were dated to the Metal Age (5 BC- 225 AD) and were used
    for secondary burial.

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