CPAR

• LOCAL


  Any material that is EASILY AVAILABLE. Can also refer to whenever the artist finds.
• INDIGENOUS ART MATERIALS


  Materials that are NATURAL or inherent in the place or locality.
• LOCAL ART MATERIALS


  Mix of indigenous art materials and introduced art materials.
• PUNI


  Weaving intricate patterns with dried PALM LEAVES
• Art of LEAF FRONDS FOLDING


  Plaiting, braiding, and simple weaving.
• SINGKABAN


  An artfully made entrance arch used during fiestas. Prevalent in Hagonoy and Malolos. Bamboo arches with decorations. In honor of Our Lady Of Victory Malolos.
• PABALAT


  Decorative wrappers made from colorful JAPANESE PAPER. Also called "BORLAS DE PASTILLAS". Started in San Miguel, Bulacan.
• SANICULAS


  From PAMPANGA. Arrowroot cookies that have the image of ST NICHOLAS molded on them. Legends say that consuming these cookies SPEED UP RECOVERY from Illnesses.
• WOODEN materials


  • MASANTOL - round
  • STA. ANA - Harp-shaped
  • SAN FERNANDO and MEXICO - Leaf-shaped with pointed ends
• LAGUNA


  Town where Paper Mache originated
• TAKA


  Paper Mache made by using carved wooden sculpture as a mold
• PAETE, LAGUNA


  Town where Paper Mache originated
• Piñata


  Inspired Paper Mache in the Philippines
• Common Paper Mache subjects

  • Manok
  • Kabayo
  • Kalabaw
  • Dalaga
• PAGBUBURDA


  Art of decorating textiles brought by the Spaniards
• LUMBAN, LAGUNA


  Main industry of PAGBUBURDA
• ORAL TRADITIONS


  How PAGBUBURDA was passed down
• Embroidered items


  • Barong Tagalog/wedding gowns
  • handkerchiefs/purses
  • Table mats/table runners
  • scarves/dollies
  • Abanicos
• CALLADO


  Technique in EMBROIDERY that Lumban, Laguna is famous for
• CALLADO


  Technique of pulling threads in some spots while adding more on others
• PRODUCTION


  The heart of making art
• Woven products


  • Textiles, Fabrics, and Clothing
  • Fashion designers have been successful in bringing local fabrics into the fashion industry
• Traditional Filipino Bags


  • Bayong (woven pandan leaves)
  • Inabel bags (Ilocos)
  • Pandan Bags (Bacolod)
  • Rattan Bags (Bicol)
  • Banig Bags (Tacloban)
  • Ikat Bags (Ifugao)
• Philippine Accessories


  • Pearls and Shells
  • Stone/Rocks
  • Wood/Sticks
  • Animal Bones
  • Beads
  • Feathers
  • Leaves
  • Cloth/Leather
• BAKYA


  Traditional Filipino footwear made from wood or rubber
• Materials used for Philippine Footwear

  • Beads
  • Abaca
  • Rattan
  • Crochet/Woven Fabric
  • Rubber/Leather/Wood
• Other art productions

  • Home-use products
  • Decors
  • Masks
  • TBOLI
  • T'NALAK
• TBOLI


  Ethnic group in South Cotabato renowned as the central of Philippine weaving
• T'NALAK


  Traditional Filipino handwoven fabric characterized by its geometric patterns and bright colors
• Festivals


  Representation of Philippine Art
• The celebration for festivals has become a collaborative art that involves many art forms and styles
• Some festivals are made as tourist attractions
• Reasons to celebrate festivals

  • To honor Patron Saints
  • Commemoration of an event
  • Thanksgiving for a bountiful Harvest
  • Tribute for a special location or a local speciality
• FEAST OF THE BLACK NAZARENE

  Annual re-enactment of the transfer of the black nazarene from its original shrine from INTRAMUROS to MINOR BASILICA (QUIAPO CHURCH) every 9th of January
• SINULOG FESTIVAL


  Mother of ALL Philippine festivals, held every THIRD SUNDAY OF JANUARY in honor of the image of Señor Sto Niño de Cebu, "GRACEFUL DANCE" derived from the Cebuano term "SULOG" which means "A MOVEMENT LIKE WATER"
• DINAGYANG FESTIVAL


  Celebrated every FOURTH DAY OF JANUARY in Honor of the Sto Niño, traces its origin from 1968 when an image of the Sto Niño was brought by FR. SULPICIO ENDERES to Cebu
• ATI-ATIHAN FESTIVAL


  Held on PANAY ISLAND, also honors Sto Niño, celebrated every 3rd Sunday of January, "HALA BIRA" and make-believe Atis
• STO NIÑO DE MALOLOS FESTIVAL

  Held every Last Sunday of January, biggest celebration of devotion to the Saint in the whole of LUZON ISLAND
• PAHIYAS FESTIVAL


  Annually celebrated every MAY 15 in LUCBAN, honors SAN ISIDRO DE LABRADOR for a BOUNTIFUL HARVEST, houses along the procession route is decorated with "KIPING" made of colored and cooked RICE DOUGH
• MORIONES


  Held annually during HOLY WEEK in MARINDUQUE, features an OUTDOOR PLAY (VIA CRUCIS) that re-enacts the story of LONGINUS, the centurion that pierced the side of Jesus Christ