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Arts 7: Personal Ornaments of the People of Luzon
The document summarizes traditional costumes, accessories, and body ornamentation of different ethnic groups in Luzon, Philippines. It describes items like the tapis skirt, wanno and bahag loincloths, and vakul hats worn by groups in mountain provinces. It also details tattoos, such as batok and batek, which signify important life events or accomplishments for peoples like the Kalinga. Common costumes for Filipinos include the baro't saya ensemble, terno dress, and embroidered barong tagalog shirt. Ornaments such as shells, beads, and metals are worn as necklaces, bracelets, and other accessories.
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The document summarizes the arts and crafts of the Philippine region of Luzon, including textiles, fabrics, tapestries, clothing, accessories, body ornamentation, and crafts from different ethnic groups. Some key textiles discussed include inabel from Ilocos, kain from the Cordillera region, and wanes and lufid from Mountain Province. Body ornamentation examined includes batok tattoos from Kalinga and tattoos found on Kabayan mummies. A wide variety of crafts are also outlined from regions across Luzon.
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This document provides information about the instrument of pangkat kawayan, an original Philippine angklung used for decoration. It produces one note and can be hung on the wall or used as a decorative bell inside the house. It is played by gently shaking it from both sides to produce sound. The document also provides brief descriptions of different non-metal elements on the periodic table, including nitrogen, oxygen, helium, chlorine, and sulfur. Finally, it lists some examples of art and cultural expressions from the region of Luzon in the Philippines, including festivals, crafts, weaving, and ceramics.
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- 1. May lugar digdi sa Kabikulan Na pano nin mga kaugmahan Mga tawo pobre o mayaman Sarabay sa pag uswag nin banwaan Albay Forever
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