This document provides a lesson on the elements of art used in various Philippine arts and crafts. It reviews different arts and crafts from several regions of the Philippines, including intricate basket weaving from Mindoro, Ambahan poetic expression from Palawan, and cone-shaped colander baskets. It also mentions the Manunggul Jar artifact and asks students to fill out a quiz identifying the place of origin and characteristics for Ambahan, Manunggul Jar, and Molo Church. The lesson aims to examine and describe the elements and principles of art used in different regional crafts.

1. ARTS7 QUARTER2
LESSON 1:
THE ELEMENTS OF
ART
INTHE
PRODUCTION OF
ONE’S ARTS AND
CRAFTS

2. Lesson Objectives:
At the end of the lesson,
you should be able to examine
and describe the elements and
principles of art used in the
production of one’s arts and
crafts.

3. REVIEW

4. ARTS AND CRAFTS

5. MINDORO
•The Iraya Mangyan of Mindoro are
fond of making baskets with intricate
patterns and designs of humans,
animals, trees, and other objects.

6. AMBAHAN
•It is a rhythmic
poetic expression
with a meter of
seven syllables.

7. PALAWAN
•Tingkop – a cone-shaped
colander harvest basket made
of blackened and natural
bamboo.

8. Manunggul Jar

9. PANAY ISLAND
(Aklan)
•Weaving (pagrarara)
baskets, trays, and mats are
popular craft in Aklan.They
use pandan and bariw plants
to make their products.

10. BOHOL
•Their products are made
from whatever native
products on hand such
as bamboo, rattan, nito,
buri and other vines.

11. ILOILO
•Molo Church – depicts the
fusion of Gothic and
Renaissance styles of
architecture.

13. POP QUIZ
ARTIFACTS PLACE OF ORIGIN CHARACTERISTICS
1. Ambahan
2. Manunggul Jar
3. Molo Church
LEARNINGTASK 1:
Fill-out the information needed.Write your answer in a ½ crosswise
intermediate pad.