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    Describe The Material, Dimensions, Color, Markings, Design, Use, Etc.

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    This document summarizes information about a large iron cooking cauldron known as a Malaking Kaldero. The cauldron was purchased in 1960 and inherited by Mrs. Margarita Estrella Ramos from her parents. It is made of iron alloy, stands 11 inches tall with a circumference of 41 inches. Mrs. Ramos uses the cauldron for cooking at special community occasions, representing the unity of her neighborhood. Frequent use and cleaning may thin the cauldron over time, so Mrs. Ramos cleans it immediately after use to preserve it.

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    This document summarizes information about a large iron cooking cauldron known as a Malaking Kaldero. The cauldron was purchased in 1960 and inherited by Mrs. Margarita Estrella Ramos from her parents. It is made of iron alloy, stands 11 inches tall with a circumference of 41 inches. Mrs. Ramos uses the cauldron for cooking at special community occasions, representing the unity of her neighborhood. Frequent use and cleaning may thin the cauldron over time, so Mrs. Ramos cleans it immediately after use to preserve it.

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    This document summarizes information about a large iron cooking cauldron known as a Malaking Kaldero. The cauldron was purchased in 1960 and inherited by Mrs. Margarita Estrella Ramos from her parents. It is made of iron alloy, stands 11 inches tall with a circumference of 41 inches. Mrs. Ramos uses the cauldron for cooking at special community occasions, representing the unity of her neighborhood. Frequent use and cleaning may thin the cauldron over time, so Mrs. Ramos cleans it immediately after use to preserve it.

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    Describe The Material, Dimensions, Color, Markings, Design, Use, Etc.

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    This document summarizes information about a large iron cooking cauldron known as a Malaking Kaldero. The cauldron was purchased in 1960 and inherited by Mrs. Margarita Estrella Ramos from her parents. It is made of iron alloy, stands 11 inches tall with a circumference of 41 inches. Mrs. Ramos uses the cauldron for cooking at special community occasions, representing the unity of her neighborhood. Frequent use and cleaning may thin the cauldron over time, so Mrs. Ramos cleans it immediately after use to preserve it.

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    Mapping of Significant Tangible Movable Heritage

    Category: Ethnographic Object

    NAME OF OBJECT: Malaking Kaldero (Big Cauldron)


    PHOTO:

    I. BACKGROUND INFORMATION
    A. TYPE: [ ] WORK IMPLEMENT [ ]CRAFTS [ ]DECORATIVE ARTICLES
    [/] HOUSEHOLD ITEMS [ ]WEAPONRY [ ]GAMES AND HOBBIES
    [ ] CLOTHING [ ] OTHERS _____________________________

    B. YEAR/DATE PRODUCED: 1960


    C. ESTIMATED AGE: 58 years
    D. NAME OF OWNER: Mrs. Margarita Estrella Ramos
    E. TYPE OF ACQUISITION: Inherited from Parents

    II. DESCRIPTION OF THE OBJECT


    (Describe the Material, Dimensions, Color, Markings, Design, Use, etc.)
    Manang Margarita bought this secondhand cauldron (kaldero) from an Indian seller (Bombay in
    street language). It is made of iron alloy with a height of 11 inches and circumference of 41 inches. It has
    an initial of CTR which symbolizes the name of the previous owner. Manang Margarita uses this pot on
    very special occasions which require massive preparation of food.
    The parents of Manang Margarita were once rice retail vendors in old market of Calasiao. When
    her mother got her salary, she decided to buy a cauldron as a souvenir of her hardships and
    perseverance on her work. From then, whenever there are special occasions in their community, they
    borrow this cauldron.

    III. STORIES/NARRATIVES/BELIEFS/PRACTICES ASSOCIATED


    None

    IV. SIGNIFICANCE
    A. PRIMARY CRITERIA
    Indicate type of significance, e.g. historical, aesthetic, economic, social, political, spiritual and then explain
    HISTORICAL: It was bought in the year 1960 and it is now 58 yrs.
    SOCIO-ECONOMIC: It is use in cooking when there is special occasion.

    B. COMPARATIVE CRITERIA
    Indicate Provenance, Representativeness, Rarity, Interpretive Potential
    REPRESENTATIVENESS: Represents the unity of their neighborhood.

    V. CONSERVATIONSTATUS
    A. PHYSICAL CONDITION: [ ] YELLOWING [ ] FADING [ ]A CCRETIONS
    [/] STAINS [ ] FOXING (BROWN SPOTS) [ ] HOLES
      [ ] FINGERPRINTS [ ] CREASES [ ] MISSING PART
    [ ] TEARS/BREAK [ ] BRITTLE ___________________
    [ ] LOSSES [ ] ABRASION
      [ ] FOLDS [ ] MOLDS [ ] OTHER
    [ ] WRINKLES [ ] INSECT INFESTATION ___________________

    Remarks: None

    B. THREATS/ISSUES/CHALLENGES:
    Frequent use and cleaning will change its original thickness.

    C. CONSERVATION MEASURES: (Describe the conservation measures taken at the level of the
    community, provincial and/or national)
    The owner cleans it immediately after using

    VI. REFERENCES
    KEY INFORMANT/S:  Mrs. Margarita Estrella Ramos
    REFERENCE/S:  N/A
    NAME OF PROFILER/MAPPER:  Vickie Idos, Timotea Lirac, Gloria Dagarag, Marieta Equila,
    Josephine Hilomen, Gina Parayno
    DATE PROFILED:  January 9, 2018

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