The document discusses the textiles, arts, and cultures of various regions in the Philippines. It provides details on the indigenous weaving traditions of the Cordilleras, as well as the crafts, festivals, and foods integral to the cultures of Pampanga, Bataan, Nueva Ecija, Laguna, Rizal, Cavite, Batangas, Quezon, Bicol Region, Marinduque, Mindoro, Romblon, Palawan, and other provinces. The document also highlights some of the important artifacts and practices unique to each region's history and identity.

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JonathanO. Orias

8. Salt Capital of the Region

12. Benguet
Kalinga
Ifugao
Mountain Province

13. Famous farming on terraces

17.  Textile is characterized by dominant red stripes
and motifs of geometric patterns as well as
nature symbols interlaced with white, yellow
and black fibers

18.  The term Ifugao means people from the hills
 Arts ad culture revolves around rice as a
prestigious crop

28.  Bobo – a type of basket used to
catch fish

30.  Original settlers are the ancestors of Bontocs
and Ifugaos
 Particing LoomWeaving

31. Origin of
Textile
Similarities Differences
Ilocos
Kalinga
Ifugao

32.  Batanes
 NuevaViscaya
 Bulacan
 Pampanga
 Zambales
 Tarlac
 Nueva Ecija
 Bataan

36.  Firecrackers

41.  Food is important part of Pampango
culture
 A cabalen is to have a delicate taste

44. Nueva Ecija – known for its rice
production, onion, garlic and other
vegetable

46.  – known for its mangoes and other
indigenous fruits such as camachile, cashew
and others
Patupat – a delicacy from Pampanga

47.  Form word out of the scrambled
letters
T A N U R E
What natural spots do you see
around you? Describe them.

48.  Laguna
 Rizal Province
 Cavite andTaal Batangas
 Quezon
 Bicol Region
 Marinduque, Mindoro and Romblon
 Palawan

49. Paete - Wood carving capital of the
Philippines

51. Taka – the paper mache

52.  Arts town in the Philippines
 Home to manyVisual Artists

54.  Known for its tinis in Kawit celebrated
during Christmas Season which narrates
how Mary and Joseph found a place to give
birth to Jesus.

55.  Santo Niño Karahol

57. Known for its embroidered
pinya fabric made from
fibers of pineapple
BarongTagalog and
Balisong

65. Mat weaving out of buri
Moriones Festival in
Marinduque
Fine Marble Products in
Romblon

66.  Known as the country’s last frontier, rich in
cultural and natural diversity.
 Puerto Princesa Underground river
 Known for its largest marine habitat
 Manunggul jar – one of the precious artifact
in the Philippines which mirrors the rich
culture of the past
 First inhabitant is theTagbanua which attire is
made from trees called salugin

67. Basketry
is an
important
crafts in the
province

68.  Look around you and observe the things
you see – your classroom, your
classmates, your teacher, the display in
your bulletin boards, the trees, the
flowers, and even the clouds in the sky.
Describe your surrounding using your
basic knowledge of the art elements.

69. Magayon Ini!
Design your own bag

70.  Weaving your own basket