arts semi finals

• nito grass

  forest vines used for weaving
• moriones festival

  celebrated during lenten season

  people wear roman soldier costumes
• weaving

  a skill passed down from generations in marindique
• tagbanua

  possible descedants of the tabon man
• romblon

  marble capital of the festival
• blackwood sculptures

  it is used for rituals and toys
• morion

  masks from wood or paper mache worn during the moriones festival
• palawan

  philippines last‘s frontier
• mangyan

  name of the indigenous tribe in mindoro regardless of their gender
• manunggui

  one of the important artifacts in the Philippines
• pot making

  act of molding clay to create jars and containers
• mat weaving

  an old folk art practice that involves woven dried leaves
• banig

  the other term for mats
• batangas

  place known for manufacturing balisony
• barong tagalog

  popuraly woven by the southern tagalaogs and is usually made from piña and jusi
• paete laguna

  place known capital of wood carving in the philippines
• agono rizal

  art capital of the philippines
• higantes

  made out of paper mache
• taka

  pertains to newspaper mache
• the ifugao are known for excellent weavers,potterers and skillfull craftsmen. They are well-known for carving the mountai slopes of the Banaue Rice Terraces. Buri, ramboo and rattan are used by the ifugao.
• The Ivatan are from the province of Batanes;an island surronded by wide and turbulent seas. Vakul is an abacan fibee made headgear worn by many Ivatan. The Ivatan are known for wearing body ornaments made of seashells and pearls.
• The Gaddang live in Cagayan, Quirino, Central Isabela and Nueva Vizcaya. The Gaddan weave their textile using fibers from cotton, pineapple and abacca. During Ceremonies, Gaddang men wear dinega, koton and tapit. Gaddang women wear elaborate and decorative clothes with beads, shells, buttons, and coins
• Tiruray

  Weavers of beautiful baskets
• T’boli

  People of Lake Sebu
• Bagobo

  creators of weaponries
• Manobo

  peoplenlf inticrate ethnic dresses
• mandaya

  makers of clothing decorations
• Lumad

  visayan word for native or indegenous
• T’nalak

  the type of clothingbworn by the T’boli
• Dagmay

  Made of vegetable dyed abaca fibers
• Dagum

  cotton blouses in red, black, or black
• Geometrical patterns

  it include shapes and forms
• armlet

  accesories worn on arms
• line

  represents many things

  vertical lines-uprightness, dignity, and assurance

  horizontal lines-calmness, peace and quiet

  dynamic lines-cheerfulness and playfulness

  jagged lines-chaos and disorder
• shape

  takes on various forms
• value/tone

  use of light and dark shades
• color

  various pigments and dyes
• hue

  basic name of a color
• valuel

  how light ot dark the color
• intensity

  brightness or dullness