East Asia Arts_Among Us Themed 2021
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- 1. What is our topic for today?
- 2. DRAWING INSPIRED BY THE ATTIRE, FABRIC AND TAPESTRIES OF EAST ASIAN PEOPLE Among ARTS
- 3. ● determine the traditional attire of the people from East Asian nations; ● incorporate the design form, and spirit of East Asian artifacts and objects in one’s creation; ● derive elements from traditions/history of a community for one’s artwork; and ● appreciate the beauty of East Asian attire.
- 5. fabric made from the cocoon fibers of the mulberry silkworm also used in writing, and it was regarded as a luxury paper
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- 8. historical dress sensibilities of the Chinese people basic characteristic of a hanfu is a long flowing robe with long sleeves, and a belt at the waist
- 9. It consists of several pieces of clothing that constitute the overall look of a traditional Chinese dress. ● Yi - an open cross-collar garment worn by both sexes ● Pao - closed full-body garment only worn by men ● Ru - open cross-collar shirt ● Shan - open cross-collar shirt or jacket worn over the yi ● Qun or chang - skirts for men and women ● Ku - trousers or pants
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- 12. Attire worn by empress and crown princesses. Only meant for ceremonial purposes
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- 15. Also known as the swallow-tailed hems and flying ribbons clothing
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- 18. It is an item in traditional Chinese attire wherein it is a waistcoat or outerwear that have half-length sleeves
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- 21. is a traditional large sleeve gown for women
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- 24. is a historical attire for men that used to be made of ramie
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- 27. is the traditional attire worn by scholars and students taking the imperial examination during the Ming Dynasty
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- 30. (also known as Cheongsam) is the traditional female dress with distinctive Chinese features of Manchu origin
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- 33. is the traditional Chinese dress for men in high positions during the Qing Dynasty but were later on adapted by the masses.
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- 36. is the traditional dress of the Japanese
- 37. is a kimono worn by young unmarried women
- 38. This is a highly complex kimono that was used to be worn only by the Japanese court ladies
- 39. is a casual kimono usually worn during summer festivals
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- 42. is the traditional Korean dress
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- 45. is a traditional Korean dress for women commonly worn nowadays by Korean brides during wedding ceremonies.
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- 48. The Mongols call their traditional clothing Deel This can be made of cotton, silk, wool or brocade
- 49. Instructions: 1. Choose an East Asian country and illustrate a certain attire that represents them using a pencil. 2. The fabrics will serve as the clothing material for the figure. Use it to design the body of your illustration. Stick them together using glue. 3. Using the pen and coloring materials, finalize the outline of your figure and erase the pencil markings. Apply additional color if desired. 4. For the finishing touch, dip your rubber stamp in red ink and stamp it in your work.
- 52. FOR LISTENING
Editor's Notes
- Silk Silk is a fabric made from the cocoon fibers of the mulberry silkworm. Silk cloth allows incoming light to be refracted in different angles that enable it to produce different shades of colors. The history of silk is said to have started to China where legend says that the Goddess of Silk, Lady Hsi Ling Shih, introduced silkworm rearing and invented the loom. Pieces of evidence of objects made of silk dated from 3000 BC are found in the Zhejiang province. Silk is a monopolized product of China in its early history for a thousand years. The production of it is a guarded secret punishable by death. Its production is known as sericulture or the cultivation of silkworms. It used to be reserved only for the use of the royalties. Only the emperor, his close relations and in high positions are only allowed to wear silk clothing. It is said that the emperor wears a robe in white silk inside the palace and whenever he and his family go outside, they wear yellow because it symbolizes earth. Aside from clothing, silk is also used in writing, and it was regarded as a luxury paper. Gradually, silk became available for everyone where various classes started to wear tunics made of silk. It became a material evident to everyday life because of its multiple uses such as decorations, material for musical instruments, fishing lines, bowstrings, and many others. It became a small industrial material but an asset itself that enables people to use it as payment for their taxes. Before long it became a currency used in the trading of China to other countries and paving the way for the historical Silk Road.