Grade 7- Arts, Fabrics and Crafts in MIMAROPA

Grade 7- Arts and Crafts in MIMAROPA

1. MIMAROPA Region IV-B, also known as MIMAROPA, is composed of the provinces of Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon, and Palawan. Each province has its own special arts and crafts which represent the unique characteristics of each province where they come from.

2. Look at the map below. Do you know what is the name of this region? Marinduque Romblon Mindoro Palawan

3. ATTIRE, FABRIC, AND TAPESTRIES The Hanunuo -Mangyan women, on the other hand, wear skirts and blouses called LAMBUNG . PAKUDOS

4. ATTIRE, FABRIC, AND TAPESTRIES The men of the Hanunuo -Mangyan tribe of Mindoro also wear loincloths, or ba-ag,and shirts called BALUKAS.

5. ATTIRE, FABRIC, AND TAPESTRIES

6. ATTIRE, FABRIC, AND TAPESTRIES In Palawan, men also wear G-strings or loincloths.

7. ATTIRE, FABRIC, AND TAPESTRIES The Tagbanua women wear wrap-around skirts made of tree bark.

8. BAY-ONG ARTS AND CRAFTS A. BASKETRY AND WOVEN CRAFTS A bag usually made of buri (palm leaf) and nito (black fern), and buon-buon , a small container made from buri and nito strips woven together.

9. BUON-BUON Is used in strong betel-chew ingredients and acceccories .

10. B. MORIONES MASKS In Marinduque, the Moriones masks showcased during the Moriones festival attract people from different places. The masks are made of wood, on which an imagined face of a Roman or Syrian soldier is carved. These masks bring life to the festival, which depicts the story of Longinus, a Roman soldier converted to Christianity.

11. C. MANUNGGUL JAR Was discovered in the Tabon caves of Palawan. was an ancient burial jar that dated back to the Neolithic period. made of clay, with two seated figures on a boat at the top cover. The wave-like pattern around the upper portion up to its cover represents the body of water where the boat is travelling.

12. The front figure, which has its arms crossed above its chest, symbolizes the deceased person. The second figure holding a steering paddle signifies the boatman that takes the soul of the dead to the afterlife.

13. D. HANUNU0-MANGYAN WRITING SCRIPT Is composed of forty-eight (48) symbols, each representing a certain syllable. Commonly used to write love songs and poems called ambahan . The National Museum has declared the Hanunuo -Mangyan writing script as one of the National Cultural Treasures of the country.

14. SCULPTURE some examples of these sculptures are the mammanuk (rooster), kiruman (turtle), kararaga (native bird), dugyan (small round animal, lizards and wild pigs. help attract the deities and spirit-relatives in the pagdiwata rituals.

15. The Marble Capital of the Philippines makes marble sculptures of different objects and figures mainly for commercial purposes.

16. ARCHITECTURE Households in the MIMAROPA region are made of bamboo, rattan, and dried leaves. The common Tagbanaua hut is rectangular in shape, without windows and partitions, and is slightly elevated from the ground.

17. The front figure, symbolizes the _____________. The second figure holding a steering paddle signifies the_____________.