Philippine culture

1. A FASHION ACCESSORIES IN THE
PHILIPPINES
MALE AND FEMALE
Created by: Mia Guene Quizel Catampongan
Subject Teacher: Ms. Crissa Castillo

2. MIMAROPA
REGION 4B
Marinduque, Mindoro, Romblon, and Palawan

3. MANGYANS ARE THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF MINDORO,
THE LARGEST ISLAND IN THE COUNTRY.
HERE WE CAN SEE VARIOUS ART SHOWS PRESENTED AT
FESTIVALS SUCH AS MALASIMBO.
THE MANGYANS CELEBRATE THE FESTIVAL AS A WAY TO
MAINTAIN CULTURAL SUSTAINABILITY.
MOREOVER, IT ALSO AIMS TO PRESERVE THE INDIGENOUS
CULTURE OF MANGYAN HERITAGE.

4. THERE ARE MANGYAN BRACELETS,
BASKETS, POTS, AND MORE.
OTHER EXAMPLES OF ARTS AND
CRAFTS FOUND IN MIMAROPA ARE
NITO PLATES FROM THE IRAYA TRIBE.
MANGYAN BASKET WEAVER. IRAYA
MANGYAN WEAVERS AT WORK.
MANGYAN HANDICRAFTS EXHIBITION
CENTRE. MANGYAN HANDICRAFTS.
WOVEN DECORATIVE JARS.
MANGYAN TRADITIONAL HOME.

5. CAN ALSO BE FOUND IN MARINDUQUE,
ANOTHER ISLAND IN MIMAPORA.
MEANWHILE, WE CAN FIND A VAST
COLLECTION OF MARBLE WORKS IN
ROMBLON. MOREOVER, PEOPLE
REFERRED TO ROMBLON AS THE
MARBLE COUNTRY OF THE
PHILIPPINES.
ON THE OTHER HAND, PALAWAN IS
FAMOUS FOR ITS WEAVING
PRACTICES.
THEREFORE, YOU CAN FIND FABRICS

6. MARINDUQUE

7. PALAWAN

8. CALABARZON
IV-A
CAVITE, LAGUNA, BATANGAS, QUIZON and
RIZAL

12. CENTRAL VISAYAS REGION (REGION 7)
- mostly fashion a they've made are
made of natural materials for their
products including wood, coconut
shells, sea shells, fibers, and bone
among other resources.

15. region 3- clothes, jewelries, accessories, and footwear
CAR (Cordillera Administrative Region)-Large, medium and small sized conus shells and a pair
of bronze bangles are strung onto a cotton weave that is worn around the waist like a belt in the
Cordillera region, Philippines

18. REGION1
necklaces, rings, earrings