The document provides information on crafts, accessories, and body ornaments from Mindanao in the Philippines. It describes weaving and dyeing techniques like ikat and taknum. It outlines traditional dances like the kapamalong that demonstrate wearing a malong cloth. It details ceremonial cloths like t'nalak exchanged during marriages. It explains ornate accessories like maniktegiyas bead necklaces, triangular amulet charms, and belts made from snake bones or brass. Musical instruments like the kulintang gong set are also mentioned.

1. REVIEW

2. A process of dyeing the fabric in which the
yarns have been tie-dyed before weaving.
IKAT

3. This means “People of the Lake”
MINDANAO

4. T’ nalak
A sacred cloth which is exchanged
during marriages and used as a
cover during births.

5. A traditional dance which
demonstrates the various ways of
wearing a malong and its uses.
KAPA MALONG MALONG

6. Sequin-like Capiz shells used to give a
distinct design and color to their
clothes.
TAKNUM

7. ARTS AND CRAFTS OF
MINDANAO
(CRAFTS, ACCESSORIES AND
BODY ORNAMENTS)

8. 1. SARIMANOK
 It is a legendary bird of the
Maranao.
It comes from the words
“sari” which means cloth and
“manok” which means
chicken.
 A symbol of good fortune.

9. 2. OKIR
 It refers to traditional
and unique carving.
Its name originated
from old Malayan word
which means carve or
“ukit”.

10. 3. WEDDING ATTIRE FROM YAKAN
A. Male
Pis-hand-woven head
cloth; worn as symbolic
protection from spears or
knives.

11. KANDIT
2. 15-m belt or sash made of gilim (red
cloth)

12. 3. WEDDING ATTIRE FROM YAKAN
b. Female
Short skirt over trousers

13. 3. WEDDING ATTIRE FROM YAKAN
b. Both
Saruk – hat worn to add elegance

15. ORNAMENTS

16. Maniktegiyas
A necklace or
bracelet of beads
from dried fruit
seeds to protect
them from illness.

17. Maniksembulan –
necklace or bracelets
made of bamboo
stems cut into short
pieces, they serve as
additional protection.

19. CROCODILE TOOTH
NECKLACE FOR FORTUNE

20. TRIANGULAR AMULETS
with symbols
wrapped in black
cloth (anting-
anting)
which is a
protection against
bullets

21. SNAKE BONE BELTS TO GUARD FROM PAIN

22. Pagupaan
bamboo container for chewing betel nut

23. LUTUAN
a small bronze box
with engravings
carried at the waist

24. 4. T’BOLI ACCESSORIES
a. Hilot – is a heavy
brass belt worn by
women during festivals

25. Suwatlmimotis
is a wooden comb with
colored glass beads
hanging from it, worn
towards the back of the
head.

26. 5. BRASS MAKING
a. Kulintang – is a musical instrument
composed of eight different sized brass
gongs laid upon a wooden rack.

27. QUIZ #2

28. 1.what is the hand womven head cloth
worn as symbolic of protection from
spears or knives
a. kandit
b. saruk
c. pis
d. luntuan

29. 1. THE LEGENDARY BIRD OF THE MARANAO
WHICH IS SAID TO BE A SYMBOL OF GOOD
FORTUNE.
A. MAYA
B. SARIMANOK
C. ADARNA
D. MANOK

30. 2. IT CAME FROM AN OLD MALAYAN WORD WHICH
MEANS CARVE OR "UKIT" IN FILIPINO.
A. TAKIR
B. TIKIR
C. OKIR
D. BOKIR

31. 3. 15-m belt or sash made of gilim (red cloth).
A. KANDIT
B. MANIKTIGIYAS
C. HILOT
D. OKIR

32. 4. IT IS A BAMBOO CONTAINER FOR THE
CHEWING BETEL NUT.
A. KANDIT
B. MANIKTIGIYAS
C. PEGUPAAN
D. OKIR

33. 5. A HEAVY BRASS BELT COMMONLY WORN BY
T'BOLI WOMEN DURING FESTIVAL
A. KANDIT
B. HILOT
C. PEGUPAAN
D. OKIR

34. 6. AN INSTRUMENT THAT CONSISTS OF A ROW OF
SMALL BRASS OR BRONZE GONGS HORIZONTALLY
LAID UPON A WOODEN RACK.
A. KANDIT
B. MANIKTIGIYAS
C. KULINTANG
D. OKIR

35. 7. A charmed necklace or bracelet made
from fruits and flowers beaded together to
protect them from illness.
A. KANDIT
B. MANIKTIGIYAS
C. LUTUAN
D. OKIR

36. 8. Necklace or bracelets made of bamboo stems
cut into short pieces, they serve as additional
protection.
A. KANDIT
B. MANIKTIGIYAS
C. MANIK SIMBULAN
D. OKIR

37. 9. It is a hat worn to add elegance
a. bandana
b. kimono
c. handkerchief
d. saruk