4. SAN ANDRESS
APOSTOL PARISH
CHURCH IN
MASINLOC ZAMBALES
It is known for use of
coral stones instead of
adobe. it was founded
by the agustinian
recollects in 1607.
5. THE PARISH OF THE
THREE KINGS IN
GAPAN CITY
Is one of the biggest
and oldest churches in
Nueva Ecija. This
roman Catholic was
built in 1880’s.
6. ABUCAY CHURCH OR
SAINT DOMINIC DE
GUZMAN PARISH CHURCH.
Established in 1587 and
administered in 1588 by the
dominican, is an example of
Renaissance architecture,
becaused vertically single or
double divided columns, and
triangular pendiments.
12. Angono in Rizal Province is considered as the “Art Capital
of the Philippines” because of the town’s rich artistic
expressions that include music, painting, sculptures, and
folkarts.
13. HIGANTES
These are big papier
mache figures of
humans that represent
farmers and fishermen.
The earliest higantes
are composed of a
mother, father, and a
child.
15. Taal, Batangas is famous for producing embroidered piña
fabric, made from the fibers of pineapple and woven into a
costly fabric.
16. CALADO
It is a burda which is
painstakingly made by three
groups of people – the
designer, the embroiderer,
and the cutter.
The most common motifs for
their embroidery are leaves
and flowers.
18. BALISONG
It is also known as a butterfly
knife.
Its name is derived from
“bali” which means broken
and “sungay” which means
horn.
This is a type of knife
which can be folded.
20. The town of Lucban if famous for the Pahiyas Festival
celebrated on the 15th of May to honor San Isidro Labrador,
the patron saint of farmers.
During the festival, the townspeople decorate their houses
with products and colorful thin rice wafers called Kiping.
21. KIPING
It is made from ground
glutinous rice that is thinly
coated on mature leaves
and steamed over low fire.
28. ACTIVITY: ART OF PAPER CUTTING
1. Fold a piece of colored paper 2-3 times.
2. Draw a design. It may include local plants, flowers,
everyday objects, or practices like the one shown in
the photo. You may also include words or names in
the design.
3. With extreme precaution, cut out your design using
scissors, blade or small cutter and lay it on the table
for evaluation.
