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Philippines’

finest arts & crafts


Rojan Russ Orejudos
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Yakan weaving, practiced by the Bamboo bags are exquisite examples of


Yakan tribe in the Philippines, notably Filipino craftsmanship, blending
in Basilan province, produces vibrant functionality with artistic expression.
Skilled artisans meticulously weave strips
textiles with intricate geometric
of bamboo to create sturdy and visually
designs on backstrap looms. captivating bags with utilitarian designs.
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"Bulol," or rice god,
which originated
from the Ifugao
tribe of the
Cordillera region.
Carved from
hardwood such as
Filipino jewelry is the "T'boli brass rings," narra or molave,
which originate from the T'boli tribe in Bulol sculptures
Mindanao. These rings are handcrafted from
Traditional Filipino paintings depict human
brass and embellished with geometric encompass a rich tapestry of figures, often with
simplified features
patterns inspired by nature and tribal styles and themes, drawing
and elongated
motifs. T'boli brass rings are worn as inspiration from indigenous bodies, representing
adornments by both men and women and
traditions, colonial influences, and ancestral spirits
are considered symbols of cultural identity believed to protect
and social status. contemporary expressions. the rice harvest.
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innovative and functional objects
that blend traditional craftsmanship
with modern design sensibilities

In the realm of contemporary


crafts, Filipino artisans are
experimenting with
Philippines’ unconventional materials and
fi ne s ts techniques to create
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One example of non-


traditional arts in the
Philippines is "street art,"
which has gained
popularity in urban centers
like Manila, Cebu, and
Davao.
street artists use public spaces as their
canvas, creating colorful murals, graffiti, and
installations that engage with social issues,
cultural identity, and urban life.
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These vibrant artworks


not only beautify the
urban landscape but also
serve as platforms for
self-expression,
community activism, and
cultural dialogue.
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