This document discusses the arts and crafts of two regions in the Philippines - MIMAROPA and the Visayas. It provides details on the unique basket weaving traditions of different provinces within these regions, including the Iraya Mangyan people of Mindoro who make intricate grass baskets, and the Tingkop bamboo colanders of Palawan distinguished by their subtle patterns. Various islands like Panay, Bohol, and Cebu are also noted for their woven products made from native plants that reflect their indigenous cultures. Students are tasked to analyze elements of art, list provinces of the two regions, and draw a basket incorporating design principles.

2. ∙ Analyzes the elements and
principles of art in the production
one’s arts and crafts inspired by the
arts of MIMAROPA and the Visayas.
(A7EL-IIb1)

3. Recall the elements and principles of arts by filling
in the two boxes of arts.
ELEMENTS OF
ARTS
PRINCIPLES OF
ARTS

4. List down the provinces that you know from the two
regions. Write your answers in your activity notebook.

5. Arts and Crafts of
the MIMAROPA
and VISAYAS

6. ❑MIMAROPA is called the Southern
Tagalog region of the Philippines.
❑It is also known as Region IV-B.
MIMAROPA is a term combined by the
names of its constituent provinces
namely, Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon,
and Palawan.
❑Their arts and crafts depict the different
aspects of their culture.

7. ❑ It consists of three administrative
regions: Central, Eastern, and Western
Visayas. Cebuano, Hiligaynon, Kinaray-
a, Akeanon, WarayWaray, and Leyte are
the languages they used to
communicate.
❑ They have rich culture that can be seen
in their folk arts, motifs and design that
are customarily inspired by indigenous

8. MINDORO
▪ The Iraya Mangyan of Mindoro
are fond of making baskets with
intricate patterns and designs of
humans, animals, trees, and
other objects. It is made of dried
nito grass and forest vines, To
weave their unique baskets,
they must be patient and
meticulous.

9. VISAYAS
ISLAND

10. PALAWAN
▪ Tingkop A cone-shaped
colander harvest basket made
of blackened and natural
bamboo. The extremely subtle
changing of the under-over
pattern of the bamboo strips
makes the design stands out
thus, displays the Palawan
weavers’ craftsmanship.

11. PANAY ISLAND (AKLAN)
▪ Aklan Weave baskets, trays
and mats are popular craft in
Aklan. They use pandan and
bariw plants to make their
products. Weaving or pagrarara
is often a form of social
interaction for them.

12. BOHOL
▪ Antequera is known as the
“Basket Capital of Bohol”. Their
products are made from
whatever native products on
hand such as bamboo, rattan,
wicker, nito, buri, sigid, and
other vines

13. In a short band paper, draw a
basket. Consider the elements of
arts and principles of design in
creating.
CRITERIA:
Elements & Principles 5pts
Effort/Perseverance 5 pts
Creativity/Originality 5 pts
Craftsmanship/Skill 5 pts