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    The document summarizes folk arts and crafts from several Philippine regions. It discusses the indigenous Mangyan people of Mindoro and their Malasimbo Festival that celebrates their culture. It also mentions crafts like bracelets and headpieces made in the traditional Mangyan design. For Marinduque, it summarizes the Moriones Festival held during Holy Week where participants wear costumes resembling Roman soldiers. It notes ceramics and pottery making in Barangay communities. Romblon is described as the "marble country" and known for its arts and crafts. Palawan residents are renowned for their weaving and artifacts that showcase local designs and culture.

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    The document summarizes folk arts and crafts from several Philippine regions. It discusses the indigenous Mangyan people of Mindoro and their Malasimbo Festival that celebrates their culture. It also mentions crafts like bracelets and headpieces made in the traditional Mangyan design. For Marinduque, it summarizes the Moriones Festival held during Holy Week where participants wear costumes resembling Roman soldiers. It notes ceramics and pottery making in Barangay communities. Romblon is described as the "marble country" and known for its arts and crafts. Palawan residents are renowned for their weaving and artifacts that showcase local designs and culture.

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    The document summarizes folk arts and crafts from several Philippine regions. It discusses the indigenous Mangyan people of Mindoro and their Malasimbo Festival that celebrates their culture. It also mentions crafts like bracelets and headpieces made in the traditional Mangyan design. For Marinduque, it summarizes the Moriones Festival held during Holy Week where participants wear costumes resembling Roman soldiers. It notes ceramics and pottery making in Barangay communities. Romblon is described as the "marble country" and known for its arts and crafts. Palawan residents are renowned for their weaving and artifacts that showcase local designs and culture.

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    Mindoro

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    Thess Tecla Zerauc Azodnem
    The document summarizes folk arts and crafts from several Philippine regions. It discusses the indigenous Mangyan people of Mindoro and their Malasimbo Festival that celebrates their culture. It also mentions crafts like bracelets and headpieces made in the traditional Mangyan design. For Marinduque, it summarizes the Moriones Festival held during Holy Week where participants wear costumes resembling Roman soldiers. It notes ceramics and pottery making in Barangay communities. Romblon is described as the "marble country" and known for its arts and crafts. Palawan residents are renowned for their weaving and artifacts that showcase local designs and culture.

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    MINDORO

    The mangyans are the indigenous people of


    Mindoro, the 7th largest island of the Philippines.

    Malasimbo Festival upholds sustain eco-cultural


    development and the preservation of the
    indigenous culture and heritage of the mangyan
    tribes of Mindoro

    MANGYAN CRAFTS

    BRACELET

    SCRIPT

    CRAFT

    MANGYAN DESIGN OF PAKUDOS

    MARINDUQUE
    MORIONES FESTIVAL
    also plays a prominent role in Marinduque's culture.
    a 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

    CERAMICS AND POTTERY


    Barangay residents learn the art of ceramics and pottery making.
    It is also seen as a viable project that will encourage entrepreneurship
    especially among women.

    ROMBLON

    Romblon known as the marble country of the Philippines.

    ARTS AND CRAFT

    PALAWAN
    They are known on Weaving which is a way to create fabric

    They make artifacts and souvenirs with touch of ethnic designs and Palawan
    culture
    PALAWANO ASIANOS PRODUCTS

    Folk Arts
    in
    MIMARO
    PA

    Submitted by:
    to:
    Xela Ann V. Barrios
    Quiddam
    Gr. 7-SS1

    Submitted
    Mrs.

    Folk Arts in
    MIMAROPA

    Submitted by:
    Pia Mei B. Dela Pea
    Gr. 7-SS1

    Submitted to:
    Mrs. Quiddam

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