Pre-Conquest  Tinikling

- A popular Tagalog Folk dance

5.
1. Pottery
Rituals 9. Jewelry- movement of crane
 Mayvanuvanua
Manunggul Jar
 -T’boli stilt-like legs or flitting away from the
- Discovered at Manunggul Cave, Lipuun
- Batanes clutches of bamboo
Point, Palawan - Wear brass chains,traps
bells, and colorful beads
 Cañao o Kanyaw 4. Carving
- dated late Neolithic Period to complete their elaborate ensemble
- Cordillera Autonomous Region( 890 - 710  The Bulul
BC ) by shaman or mumbaki Lotoans or betel nut boxes
- Officiated -Cordilleras carving
- Secondary - made of brass or bronze
 Kashawing ritualburial Vessel -granary god
- Lake
Maitum - produced chiefly by the Maranao of Lanao
LanaoJarsin Mindanao -del also
- produced during the Metal Surappears in containers, bowls and spoons
- to ensure abundance during riceAge ( 5 BCand
planting - They are Wax
known
225 AD )  Lost or for
cirecarving:
perdue
harvesting -- asantos
- Ayub Cave in Maitum, Saranggani special technique of metal casting
 Tagbanwa -- involves
non religious orientation
the use of moulds filled liquefied
- In Province
Palawan Christianized communities
- Every
Pagbuburnay metal
thirteenth moon, three goddesses - Laguna
- art of
descend frommaking
heavenclay
to pots
blessusing
the planting of These are both used in ceremonies and are cherished
- Pampanga
rice.earthenware as status symbols or as heirloom pieces:
- Vigan
2. Instruments Recognized for their carving Tradition
 Kudyapi - Valued in Ilocos  Kendi
 Paete,
- part
- three of the guitar
stringed creative industry - used Laguna
for pouring liquids
 Town of Betis
6. Woven Textiles
 Kulintang - round body with no handle
- anPis siyabit
array of gongs  Gadur
- a headpiece
 Gangsa or flat gongs - container with tapered top
- woven by the Tausug of Sulu  Okir - roundDesigns
body and a flared base
- bamboo percussion instruments - Southern Philippines
 Agung Malong
- curvilinear decorations
- A -large
Withbossed
exquisite
gongtapestry panels
- plant-based designs and folk motifs
3. Dances  Langkit woven by Maranao of
- Ukkil
 Pangalay Lanao del Sur Termed in Tausug/Samal/Badjao
7. Mat -and
SuluBasket Weaving
Archipelago  Sensuous Figures
 Tepo Mat Fingernail Dance
- Traditional  Mythical Sarimanok
-- colorful
mimeticdouble-layered
of seabirds - legendary bird of Maranao People
- Sama of Tawi-tawi
These dances imitatesleaves
the movements of predatory - originate from Mindanao
- made of pandan
birds. - sari means cloth or garment and
 Ovaloid Basket
manok means chicken
 -Kinabua
Itbayat, of
Batanes
Mandaya Tribe  The Naga or Serpent
-- made
Vigan,ofIlocos
nito and
Surbamboo - Other names:
 Bubo
Banog-banog Marindaga
--Higaonon
bamboo strips woven Communities
and B’laan to trap fishes
Marinaga
-- Ilocos Region
hawk dance Maginaga
8. Ornament
 Man-manok - Types of water mermaids that have
 Boxer Codex eels and/or water snakes for tails
- Bagobos, Mindanao
-- In 16th Century
Mimics fowl  Pako rabong or Fern
- Illustrated manuscript - symbolizes something that is
 Talip Dance
- representations of various ethnolinguistic emerging, developing, forming, and
-Ifugaos
groups extending.
- used in courtship
 Islas de losofPintados  Torogan
- mimetic the movements of wild fowls.
- Visayas - Sultan’s House
These dances
- tattoo wasrepresents
believed the comedic
to protect movement of
individual
 Sunduk
monkeys:
from evil spirits
- The form of it reflects the gender of the
 Groups that practiced tattooing: deceased
 Inamong
Kalinga - woman’s sunduk consist of intricately carved
- Matigsalugs
Kankanay openwork planks
 Ibaloy
Kadaliwas
- T'boli - men’s cylindrical and often have a separate
Ifugao base in form of a ship or a stylized animal.