This document provides information about arts and crafts from different regions in the Philippines. It discusses weaving traditions from Ilocos like abel fabric made from cotton and panagabel looms. Crafts from other areas mentioned include buri mats from Bolinao, Pangasinan and tinalik baskets from Benguet. The document also outlines folk arts from the Cordillera Administrative Region such as ikat weaving from Ifugao and amulets called lingling-o. Burial practices like hanging coffins in Mountain Province are noted along with other crafts including tattoos, textiles and baskets. The evaluation section then tests the reader's knowledge by matching folk art terms to

1. ARTS AND CRAFTS
OF LUZON
HIGHLANDS AND LOWLANDS

2. TRACING ONE’S
ROOTS
AN ACTIVITY

3. TRACING ONE’S ROOTS
SIDE PROVINCE LANGUAGE OR
DIALECT
FRUITS, FOOD
OR DELICACIES
TRADITIONS
CELEBRATED
CRAFTS
MOTHER
FATHER
On your notebooks, state what Philippine
Province your parents were from or where they
grew up or stayed the longest. Indicate the dialect
used, fruits, food or delicacies, traditions
celebrated and crafts from the respective province
that was specified.

4. ART VOCABULARY

5. ART VOCABULARY
Indigenous - native to the place
Pre-historic - the period before any written records
were made
Comparisons - to look at two different objects,
artworks, creations and compare them according to
selected criteria.

6. ART ELEMENTS,
PRINCIPLES AND
PROCESSES

7. ART ELEMENTS, PRINCIPLES &
PROCESSES
1.Geometric lines -
different straight or
curved lines.
2. Geometric shapes –
squares, triangles,
rectangles, ovals, &
hexagons

8. ART ELEMENTS, PRINCIPLES &
PROCESSES
3. Repeated design –
one pattern or motif or
color repeated over a
space
4. Alternating designs –
two or more patterns,
motif or color-alternated

9. ART ELEMENTS, PRINCIPLES &
PROCESSES
5. Graduated designs -
a motif or pattern that
is repeated but in
graduated size from
small to big, or if is
color, from light to
dark.

10. ART ELEMENTS, PRINCIPLES &
PROCESSES
6. Mural making – a
big artwork which can
be done alone or with
a group, usually meant
for a wall or wide
space

11. FOLK ARTS FROM ILOCOS
REGION & CORDILLERA
ADMINISTRATIVE REGION
(CAR)

12. ILOCOS REGION

13. ILOCOS REGION
•Iloco or Inabel or
Abel Fabric – made
from cotton which
undergo binatbatan
or beating of cotton
balls using bamboo
sticks.

14. ILOCOS REGION
•Panagabel – oldest
Ilocano tradition that
they have inherited
from their ancestors.
The main ingredients of
this loom are tilar,
sinulid and pasensya
(patience).

15. PANGASINAN
•Bolinao Mats –
smoothly-
weaved mats
made from buri
or raffia leaves.

16. CORDILLERA
ADMINISTRATIVE REGION
(CAR)

17. BENGUET
•Tinalik Baskets –
baskets made from
rattan where
farming-related
artistic expressions
are noticed.

18. KALINGA
•Kalinga Textiles –
characterized by dominant
red stripes and motifs of
geometric patterns as well as
nature symbols interlaced
with white, yellow and black
fibers

19. IFUGAO
•Ikat – loincloth
weaving
characterized by
diamond stripes of
white and red
stripes.

20. IFUGAO
•Lingling-o or
Dinumug – amulets
used as fertility
symbols and worn
around the neck

21. MOUNTAIN PROVINCE
•Hanging coffins – special
burial technique where
humid air and
atmosphere of Mt.
Province caves helped
mummify the bodies.

22. MOUNTAIN PROVINCE
•Kadangyan Cloth –
burial cloth only
used for rich
people.

23. MOUNTAIN PROVINCE
•Tattoo Art – a form of
folk art which signifies a
right of passage from
youth to adult life or
heroism, status in the
community and bravery.

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25. MOUNTAIN PROVINCE
•Siniwsiwan – Bontoc cloth fabric used
for blanket and clothing.

26. MOUNTAIN PROVINCE
•Wanes – Bontoc men’s G-
string
•Getup or Lufid – women’s
wrap.
•Ginaspala – Belt worn by
married women of
Bontoc.

27. MOUNTAIN PROVINCE
•Bobo Basket –
used to catch fish
in the river.

28. MOUNTAIN PROVINCE
•Suklang – everyday hat
used by men for their
matches, tobacco, and
betel nut for chewing.

29. ABRA
•Binali – Ifugao
grain container;
also called tinalik.

30. EVALUATION

31. EVALUATION
On your notebook (Art Section),
write the letter of the BEST
answer corresponding their
respective definitions.

32. 1. Hand-woven cotton textile of the
Ilocos region.
a.Abel
b.lingling-o
c.pay-yo
d.vakul

33. 2. Bronze amulets worn by the Ifugaos
which are fertility symbols.
a.Abel
b.lingling-o
c.pay-yo
d.vakul

34. 3. Baskets made from rattan where
farming-related artistic expressions are
noticed.
a.ginaspala
b.getup
c.Tinalik baskets
d.wanes

35. 4. Special burial technique where humid
air and atmosphere of Mt. Province
caves helped mummify the bodies.
a.Binali
b.Hanging coffins
c.Tattoo
d.Whang-od

36. 5. Everyday hat used by men for their
matches, tobacco, and betel nut for
chewing.
a.Ginaspala
b.Getup
c.Suklang
d.Wanes

37. Assignment:
Bring the ff:
1.Oslo papers
2.Glue or paste
3.Fallen twigs,
flowers & leaves
(dried)