Philippines Folkloric

Arts
 PRESENTING

Group – 11

Ken Edward M. Cabrera

Judith Quiding Buag
Jude Anthony O. Candano
 FOLK ARCHITECTURE
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These are simple structures built of local
materials and available tools to provide
shelter for its inhabitats.
 Bahay kubo or
Nipa Hut

 It is also known as kamalig

 Bahay kubo was designed to endure

tropical climate of the country

 It serves as an icon to Filipino lowland

& rural culture

 It is made up to the bamboo rods and

bamboo mats / sawali, and the roofs is
made up of anahaw or nipa.
BADJAO’S STILT
HOUSES OR
HOUSE BOATS
 The foundation or platforms are
made up on the end of the boat

 The kitchen house are usually

found at the back part

 The foundation are carefully

placed within the rocks and
corals
 Maritime Transport
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Maritime transport in the philippines includes boat
houses,Boat making ,and maritime tradition. These are
Structures, traditionally made of wood chosen by elders and
crafts folks, were used as the main vehicles of the
people ,connecting one island to another ,where the seas and
rivers became the people’s road.
 Wooden Banca

 The wooden banca is a small

wooden boat used for daily
transport by people living near
the coast

 It is sometimes highly decorated

THE VINTA
 It is a traditional boat made by
sama-bajau and moros living in
sulu archipelago, zamboanga
peninsula, and southern
Mindanao.

 These baots are used for inter-

island transport of people and
goods.
 Weaving, Textile making,and
Fabric Art
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Early Filipino weaved using Fibers from
abaca,cotton,pineapple and , Bark. Before the final
garment or fabric is produced, the fibers were first
knotted, Boiled, dyed, and dried and weaved using
hands and a wooden platforms.
 PIÑA FABRIC
 Pina weaving is the oldest industry
of aklan

 It is often used to our national

costumes,the baro’t saya and
barong.

 Pina is consired the queen of

philippines fabrics because of its
expensive and luxurious nature.
T’nalak woven cloth

 Woven by the T’boli women of

lake sebu,south cotabato,mindanao

 It represent the tribe’s cuture and

tradition.

 It is weaving pattern which pattern

which is also known as “woven
dreams”.
Carving
 Paete in laguna, the wood
carving capital of the
philippines.

 Wood is the common material

that is widely used in the
country.
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