Art of Southeast Asia

1. Lolita M. Reynolds, LPT, MAED-GC

3. identify characteristics of arts and crafts in specific countries in
Southeast Asia;(A8EL-Ia-2)
• create artwork from traditions/history of a community for
one’s
artwork (A8PR-If-2).

6. In this lesson , you will learn about the
different artforms, festivals and theatrical
forms in Asia.

7. You will get to know the beauty, nature and
exciting features about this artform.
Please pause the video and kindly grab a
pen and notebook to take notes and
answer the activities as we go along .
Remember, during every activity, you
should pause the video.

10. We Filipinos are familiar with the beautiful art
of our country. Let us now compare and
contrast Philippines to the art of our
neighboring countries on how they preserve
their art and value it.
Are you ready?!
Here we go….

11. ART OF SOUTHEAST ASIA
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F I R S T Q U A R T E R

12. C O N T E N T S :

13. O B J E C T I V E :
A. Identify the different arts and
crafts of southeast Asia,
B. Explain the elements and
principles of arts used of their
arts and crafts inspired by their
culture,
C. Appreciate the function
of their arts form.

14. R E V I E W :
Elements of Arts

15. Principles of Designs

16. Cultural Understanding
Engaging with and
analyzing the elements
of arts
Integration of practice of
Design
Successful learning of the
lesson

17. Name the
countries
in
Southeast
Asia.
Let us Explore Southeast Asia!
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2.
TIMER

18. Let us Explore Southeast Asia!
Laos
Thailand
Cambodia
Malaysia
Singapor
e
Vietnam
Brunei
Indonesia
P
X
Philippine
s

19. Activity Match the artform to its own country .
Indonesia
Cambodia
Malaysia
Thailand
Vietnam
Laos

20. Answers
:
Cambodia
Vietnam
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Thailand
Malaysia
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Indonesia
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21. What do you observe these samples?

22. Colorful fabrics with its design
costume of Muslim
Structure
Answer:

23. Which element of art is pre-
dominant in each of these
examples?

24. In these examples, the dominant
elements of arts are different types
of lines, colors, shapes and pattern
for the principle of arts.
Answer:

25. How did the artist apply unity as one
of the principle of design in the
artwork?

26.  An Artist uses creativity to combine the
elements and principles and that is why each
design is unique and visually pleasing.

27.  In using their creativity to combine the elements
and principles and that is why each design is
unique and visually pleasing.
Answer:

28. L E S S O N P R O P E R :
Next is the most interesting part of this whole
presentation. I will show you the various artforms of
Southeast Asia What you are going to do is;
1. Choose only one artform that fascinate you the
most.
2. after you are done choosing try to name and
describe it. Specifically to their, color, material and
design.
3. Write your answers in your notebook.
4. There are NO wrongs answers here,
okay?

29. THAILAND

30. produced from the
cocoons of Thai silk
worm
THAI SILK FABRIC
Artform
2
Traditional wedding dress

31. Artform
2
SILK
FABRIC
 the center of the
silk industry in
Thailand
Khorat
Design

32. Artform
2
SILK
FABRIC
Design
Thai weavers raise the
caterpillars on a steady
diet of Mulberry leaves
from this region .
Weavers
Cocoons of
silkworms (bombyx
mori)

33. Artform
2
SILK
FABRIC
Design
Materials
Cocoon
Silk cocoons

34. The influence of Hinduism is
shown in the carved wooden
Hindu goddess, and a golden
figurine of GANESH, the
elephant god.

35. Design

36. Colors

37. Material

38. Thai’ Lantern Festival
“Loi Krathong”

39. Lantern Festival
“Loi Krathong”1. Chiang Mai is the place to be for Loi
Krathong (loy kra-tong)
2. Loy Krathong (ลอยกระทง) means “floating
basket.”
3. It symbolizes new beginnings and good
luck.
4. Krathongs often include offerings.
5. Celebrated under the full moon. (Loi
Krathong takes place on the first full moon in
the month of November.

40. CAMBODIA

41. MODERN TEXTILES

42. TYPES OF CAMBODIAN WEAVING:
1. Ikat Techniques
To create patterns, weavers
Tie and dye portions of weft
yarn before weaving begins.
Common motifs:
lattice
Stars
spots

43. TYPES OF CAMBODIAN WEAVING:
2. UNEVEN TWILL
It yields single or two-color fabrics,
which are produced by weaving three
threads so that the color of one
thread dominates one side of the
fabric, while the two others determine
the color on the reverse side.

44. • `
NATURAL DYES:
Cambodian Textiles have
employed natural dyes coming
from:
Lac insect nests: red dye
Indigo: blue dye
Prohut: yellow and green dye
Ebony bark: black dye

45. Modern Silk Weaving Centers
Meanchey
Siem Reap
Kampot
Takeo
Battambag
Beanteay

46. COTTON TEXTILES
Krama
the traditional check
scarves worn almost
universally by Cambodians,
are made of cotton.

48. LAOS

50. TRADITIONAL WEAVING
Weaving was a big part of their past culture.

51. LAOS
SIHN
Is the Lao women’s ankle-long skirt
whose form is undeniable but whose
patterns are unique to each skirt

52. Women wearing Sihn outfit

53. VIETNAM

54. VIETNAM
New Design Traditional Design
Golden Thread
silks originated
in Vietnam

55. VIETNAM
New Design
Traditional Design
Hadong
is the center of
weaving and sericulture
(silk worm production)

56. VIETNAM
Old jacquard looms
are still used, weaving
patterns containing
centuries-old symbols
and characters.

57. Some popular Vietnamese fabric ranges are:
1. Shantung taffeta
2. Bengaline weave
3. Ebony satin – an all-natural
lustrous silk hand-woven in
southern Vietnam and naturally
dyed using ebony fruit pods.
The fabric dates back over a
century, but was only recently
revitalized by the designer Vo
Viet Chung.
Shantung taffeta
Bengaline weave
Ebony satin

58. Ao Dai, the Traditional Vietnamese Dress for
Women

59. Ao-dai, the national costume of tight -
fitting tunic worn over pantaloons,
and their conical hat.
Pure white, black,
and neutral colors
of gray, brown
and ochre are
favorites
DESIGN MATERIAL COLORS
Simple linear
cuts to fit their
costumes
Silk, cotton,
and rayon

60. Ao Dai, the Traditional Dress in Vietnam for
Men

61. SINGAPORE
INDONESIA MALAYSIA

62. • Indonesia and Malaysia are two neighbouring nations that share
similarities in many aspects. Both Malaysia and Indonesia have many
common characteristic traits, including standard frames of reference
in history, culture and religion.

63. National
Costume
The Kebaya and batik
shirts are the upper
garments that ser ved as
the national costumes.
Paired with the kemben
and sarong (a cloth
wrapped around the hip),
they represent the
countr y which shows the
heavy influence of Islam.
Indonesia

64. Design
Kebaya designed with
intricate outlines of
flowers, geometric
shapes, or animals
depending on
regional traditions
which determine the
motif. As for men, the
upper shirts and
lower cloth (sarong)
are designed with
batik.
Indonesia

65. Material
Silk thin- cotton
semi-transparent
nylon or polyester
Indonesia

66. Colors
Primary, secondary, and
tertiary colors and pastels are
plentiful; they are harmonized
with earth colors and their
monochromes.
Indonesia

67. Traditional Theater Arts in Indonesia is
known as Wayang Kulit “Puppet Show”
• Wayang kulit is a traditional form of puppet-shadow play originally
found in the cultures of Java, Bali, and Lombok in Indonesia.
• The shadow puppet plays, known as wayang kulit are popular not
only in Bali but throughout Indonesia. ... The function of the shadow
play is to educate as well as amuse, by portraying good and evil, with
good always triumphing, although evil is never destroyed.

68. • The actual name Malaysia (Melayu) is said to come from a Sanskrit
word meaning“land of mountains” coined by early medieval Indian
traders referring to the Titiwangsa Mountain range of
the Malaysian Peninsula which cuts between the west and east
coastal lands.

69. National
Costume
The baju kurung and baju melayu
are chosen as national costumes.
Muslim Conservative
Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
Malaysia

70. Material
Silky-Thin cotton
semi-transparent
nylon or polyester
Malaysia

71. ColorsPrimary, secondary, and
tertiary colors and pastels are
some of them; they are
harmonized with earth colors
and their monochromes.
Malaysia

72. Indonesia, Malaysia & Singapore
Malaysian Batik/Indonesian • Singaporean Batik
Incorporated leaves and
Flowers to avoid the
interpretation of human
and animal images as
idolatry
Has been existing since 12
century featured in as the
uniform of flight attendant
for the official flag carrier
airline of Singapore,
Indonesia and Malaysia

73. The term batik is an Indonesian-Malay
word:
Amba means to write and
titik, which means “point,”
“dot,” or “drop
Ba from Amba
Tik from titik

74. There are two categories of batik designs:
geometric motifs
1
2
free form designs
Indonesia, Malaysia & Singapore

75. Types of Malaysia’s Batik
2. Block printed
Done by welding
together trips of metal to
form a metal block
1,Hand painted
The artist uses the
canting, a small copper
container with one or
more different-sized pipes

76. How do you think
batik is
manufactured?

77. Batik Making in Malaysia
4
3
1
2
STRETCH
STAMP
PAINT
DYE

78. • Wau or Kite in Malay is a uniquely designed Malaysian kite that has
flown since times past. It is called 'Wau' because the shape of its wing
is similar to an Arabic letter (pronounced "wow"). It is a marvelous
tradition inherent to the culture of the people, especially in the
Eastern States of the Malayan Peninsula.
An annual kite festival known as Wau

79. Brunei

80. Brunei
Batik
is a traditional textile
Uniquely different from
Indonesia, Malaysia, and
Singapore

81. Batik Designs
Simpur (National Flower)
Brunei
Sumboi-Sumboi (Pitcher Plant)
Air muleh (traditional Design)

82. Batik Techniques
Airbrushing
Cracking
Bubble
Rainbow
Sprinkle
Geometry
Marble
Brunei

83. Brunei
These techniques
are applies on the
fabric like:
Chiffon
linen
brocade
Batik Making in Brunei
Hand-drawn
Using metal blocks
Screen printing
Digital printing

84. Brunei’s Polo Shirt

85. 1. What types of artworks only belong to
Vietnam?
2. Name all the Thailand forms of art.
3. Please name any other artwork that is
unique in each country.
Analysis Section

86. 4. How does T'nalak fabric differ from fabrics of South
Cotabato, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore ?
T’nalak Fabric Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore’s
Batik

87. Question no. 4. Answer:
difference in motifs , texture and the combination of colors.
T’nalak Fabric Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore’s
Batik

88. Southeast Asia’s Fabric Designs and other forms of art.
THAILAND CAMBODIA
Silk
weaving
Cotton Textiles
LAOS
Sihn
Vietnam
Golden Thread
Silk
Ao-Dai
National
Costume
Sculpture
Ganesh
Festival
Lantern
Other
Thai Silk
Other
Angkor Wat Other
Silk painting

89. INDONESIA, MALAYSIA & SINGAPORE
Baju-kurung
Batik
National
Costume
Baju-melayu kebaya
IndonesiaMalaysia
Brunei
Batik
Polo Shirt
Other
Festival
Wau
other
Traditional
Theater Arts
Wayang Kulit
Southeast Asia’s Fabric Designs and other forms of art.

90. A P P L I C AT I O N :
Handmade Paper
Batik

91. RUBRICS

92. Steps:
1. Gather Your Materials and Set Up
Your Workspaces;
• Pencil and long bond paper
• Using any available coloring materials,
(crayons/pastels/color pencils
2.Put your name at the top of the paper.
3. Trace or draw on a piece of paper ; 43.
4.Make sure that your creation will
highlight/showcase our country
(Philippines) tradition or belief;
5. Color your drawing
On your right are some of the batik samples in which you
can follow but PLEASE DO NOT COPY THESE DESIGNS

93. Assignment :
Enumerate at least 5 artworks that
you admire the most and why this
artwork catches your attention.
Use ½ cross-wise on yellow paper.

94. Evaluation :
Let us have a short quiz.
TIME TO SPIN THE WHEEL!

104. 1. Which textile famous in Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore
withmotifsofgeometric and organicshapes?
a. Thai silk
b. t’nalak
c. Krama
d. Batik

105. 2. The word Batik is formed from the Amba and
titik.
a.True b.False

106. 3. The Ganesh is part of what ?
a. Malaysia b.Thailand c.Indonesia

107. 4.Prior to the introduction of Islam and Western colonization the
whole region was influenced in varying degrees by China and India.
a.True b.False

108. 5. What is the capital of Malaysia?
a. Kuala
Lumpur
b.Bangkok
c.Jakarta
d.Java

109. 6. Which basic characteristics of Thai sculpture DOES NOT include
in the theme established by the tenets of Buddhism, Hinduism and
Islam in Thai sculptures?
a.animal
b.bronze
c. floral
d.neutralearthcolors

110. 7. Baju kurung and baju melayu are national costumes of what
country in Southeast Asia?
a.Indonesia
b.Malaysia
c.Thailand

111. 8. Which material is not in Southeast Asia’s national costumes?
a.Polyester
b.cotton
c.rayon
d.silk

112. 9. Which of these is known as Javanese art and is believed to
have originated in India or China?
a. kebaya
b.batik
c.ao-dai
d.bajukurung

113. 10. The country of ________ has traditional skirt paired either
conservative bouse or casual .
a. Thailand
b.Laos
c.Malaysia

114. Who got the correct answers? Very good for
performing well and those who get below
five. Don’t worry, you have time to review
this art of Southeast Asia.

115. T H A KN
Y O U
for
Atten

116. The art of Batik in Brunei
retrieved from:http://batikbrunei.blogspot.com/2014/07/the-
search-for-identity-in-brunei-batik.html
Wikipedia, Batik
Retrieved from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batik
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