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    This document provides a summary of arts, crafts, and festivals from various regions in the Philippines, including MIMAROPA (Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon, Palawan) and the Visayas. It highlights cultural traditions such as the Moriones festival on Marinduque where masks are worn to depict Roman soldiers, Mangyan writing and basketry, jars from Palawan, textiles from Ilo-ilo, churches in Bohol, tattoos from Cebu, and various foods including Ibus rice cakes and Ilo-ilo dishes. Regions and their cultural contributions are briefly outlined.

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    This document provides a summary of arts, crafts, and festivals from various regions in the Philippines, including MIMAROPA (Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon, Palawan) and the Visayas. It highlights cultural traditions such as the Moriones festival on Marinduque where masks are worn to depict Roman soldiers, Mangyan writing and basketry, jars from Palawan, textiles from Ilo-ilo, churches in Bohol, tattoos from Cebu, and various foods including Ibus rice cakes and Ilo-ilo dishes. Regions and their cultural contributions are briefly outlined.

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    ART 7 - Arts and Crafts of MIMAROPA and Visayas

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    ARTS and Crafts of

    MIMAROPA and
    the Visayas
    MIndoro
    MArinduque
    ROmblon
    PAlawan
    Moriones Mask

    The Moriones is an annual


    festival held on Holy Week
    on the island of
    Marinduque, Philippines.
    The "Moriones" are men and
    women in costumes and
    masks replicating the garb
    of biblical Roman soldiers
    as interpreted by local
    folks.
    Mangyan Writing: Hanunó'o
    Mangyan Basketry
    IRAYA’S BASKETS of MINDORO
    Hanunoo’s Basket
    Palawan Sapukan
    Manunggul Jar
    Ilo-ilo Old Houses
    Textile of Miag-ao Ilo-ilo
    BOHOL CHURCHES
    Pintados
    Cebu’s Puso
    IBUS
    Wrapped cooked
    gelatin-rice in palm
    leaf common among
    Ilonggos and Waray.
    Ilo-ilo Batchoy and Pancit Molo
    Samar Basey Mats
    Bacolod Masskara and Chicken Inasal
    PLEASE STUDY MAPEH BOOK
    PAGES 106-113

    Bring guitar next week!

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