This document provides information on the folk arts and designs of various provinces in the Philippines. It discusses the crafts, textiles, and festivals of regions such as Cagayan Valley, Batanes, Nueva Viscaya, Bulacan, Pampanga, Zambales, Nueva Ecija, Bataan, Laguna, Rizal, Cavite, Batangas, and Quezon. Some highlights include Ivatan headgear called vakul in Batanes, Gaddang weaving such as the bakwat belt in Nueva Viscaya, wood carving and Barong Tagalog in Laguna, and the Pahiyas festival decorations in Lucban
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2. In this lesson, you will understand and know the folk
arts and designs from the provinces of Cagayan
Valley, Batanes, Nueva Viscaya, Bulacan, Pampanga,
Zambales, Nueva Ecija, Bataan, Laguna, Rizal
Provinces, Cavite, Batangas, and Quezon.
3. Cagayan Valley is Region II. It is a wide valley in the northeastern
part of Luzon and irrigated from the waters of Cagayan River.
The valley is believed to be dominated by the elephants and other
animals that are already extinct in the Philippines.
The Ivatans are the people living in Batanes group of Islands. Most of
the Ivatans are farmers and fishermen.
4. The Ivatan women wears ahead gear
called vakul. This special clothing is woven
from abaca fiber or the vuyavuy palm a
plant similar to coconut.
The Gaddangs of Nueva Viscaya are known for
their crafts and textiles. Nueva Viscaya is
located near Ifugao, Benguet and Quirino.
Gaddang weavers are known for their bakwat, a
belt used by mothers after giving birth. This cloth,
unlike of the ikat of the Ifugaos, is usually made
of white with beads as accents and patterns of
rivers and mountains with bead works on the
central portion of the cloth.
5. The Historic town of Bulacan is regarded
as the center of anon-making before the
coming of Spain.
Bulacan Arts and crafts include the
singkaban, pastillas wraper, and fire
crackers. Singkaban is the local term for
bamboo arches elaborately designed with
kayas.
6. Pampanga is known for its giant
lanterns or parol.
Food is an important part of
Pampango culture and a source of
artistic expression.
7. Nueva Ecija is known for its rice production. In
the Tanduyong Festival, the Nueva Ecijanos
celebrate thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest each
year.
Tarlac and Bataan
played important roles in
shaping the Philippine
History and government.
Patupat a delicacy from
pampanga are also found in
the Iba market together
with other native delicacies.
Zambales is known for its
mangoes and other indigenous
fruits such as camachile,
cashew, and others
Folk arts in these provincies
resulted from the merging of
the traditional belief and
Christianity.
8. Laguna is the home of our national hero, Dr. Jose
P. Rizal.
The Lagunense are proud of their wood carving in
paete.
Lumban is famous for its Barong Tagalogs that
are carefully woven by hands or embroidered to
perfection.
Other form of folk art in Laguna are kayas and
taka. Taka is a peppier mache techniques while kayas
is a type of art made by scrapping the softwood
thriving in Sierra Madre Mountain and them into
beautiful floral and faunal decorations.
9. Angono in Rizal province is the Arts Town of the Philippines.
Angono is also known for its Higantes festival, a celebration
conceptualized in 1980s by Perdigon Vocalan. In the colonial times, the
town folks makes higantes, big peppier Mache of human figures to air
their sentiments about the spanish hacienderos.
10. Cavite is the most populous province in the
country. From the land of tulisanes during the
Spanish time, Cavite is now the haven of
foreign investors and for those who are
looking for a greener pasture.
Cavite is known for its Tinis in Kawit
celebrated during Christmas season, the
tradition narrates the story how Joseph and
Mary found a place to give birth to Jesus.
Taal, Batangas is Popular for its
embroidered pinya fabric made from the
fibers of pineappel. The silky but dilicate
fibers of pineapple are woven into a costly
fabric for Pinya Barong, Wedding Gowns and
other formal attires.
Taal is also the Barong Tagalog and Balisong
Capital of the Philippines.
11. The town of Lucban in Quezon is famous for
its Pahiyas festival every May in honor to San
Isidro Labrador the patron saint of the
farmers. The festival is not complete without
the colorful kiping decors that are made from
ground glutinous rice thinly coatedon a special
leaves and cooked over a low fire.