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    2nd-Quarter-Arts-Of-Visayas-Rona Rose Bumanlag

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    The document summarizes folk arts from the MIMAROPA region and Visayan islands of the Philippines. It describes the various indigenous groups such as the Mangyans of Mindoro and their art forms like basket weaving, poetry, and written scripts. It also discusses festivals like Moriones of Marinduque and the woven crafts of Panay island along with the history and culture of other islands in the region.

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    The document summarizes folk arts from the MIMAROPA region and Visayan islands of the Philippines. It describes the various indigenous groups such as the Mangyans of Mindoro and their art forms like basket weaving, poetry, and written scripts. It also discusses festivals like Moriones of Marinduque and the woven crafts of Panay island along with the history and culture of other islands in the region.

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    The document summarizes folk arts from the MIMAROPA region and Visayan islands of the Philippines. It describes the various indigenous groups such as the Mangyans of Mindoro and their art forms like basket weaving, poetry, and written scripts. It also discusses festivals like Moriones of Marinduque and the woven crafts of Panay island along with the history and culture of other islands in the region.

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    Folk Arts from

    MIMAROPA &
    Visayan Group of
    Island
    MIMAROPA
    • the Southern Tagalog Region of the
    Philippines.
    • Region IV-B
    • Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon,
    Palawan
    • Arts and Crafts depicts the different
    aspects of their culture.
    MINDORO
    • The Mangyans – these groups are different from each
    other based on their language,customs and ways of
    living.
    • Hanunuo-Mangyan – means “True/Real/gGenuine”.
    • Iraya- Mangyan – fonds of making baskets.
    • Ambahan- a rhythmic,poetic expression w/ a meter of
    seven syllables.
    • Urukay – written on Bamboo tubes or slats.
    MARINDUQUE
    • Known for it’s Moriones
    Festival.
    • A Lenten tradition that is
    celebrated every Holy Week.
    • “Morion” means mask that are
    made from or Paper-Mache.
    ROMBLON
    • Known for it’s fine marbles
    products.
    • Woven mats and bags out of
    romblon plants.
    PALAWAN
    • The country’s last frontier.
    • Rich in culture and natural
    diversity.
    • The Tagbanuas – native group.
    • Have their own writing system.
    • Tingkop – a cone-shaped colander harvest
    basket of blackened and natural bamboo.
    • Tagbanua carvers – known for blackwood
    sculptures of animals
    - used for rituals or as toys for children.
    • Manunggul Jar – found in the Mangunggul
    Cave,Lipuun Point Palawan.
    -a burial jar for the exhumed remains.
    • One of the largest islands of the Archipelago lying
    south of Romblons. The Triangular island is
    composed of the following provinces:
    • Iloilo
    • Antique
    • Aklan
    • Capiz
    • Island of Guimaras
    •Weaving is the primary
    form of arts and crafts in Panay
    island. In Iloilo, weaving
    patadyong is an important
    industry.
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    • The name of Panay island was given by
    Miguel Lopez de Legazpi when his team
    moved there after experiencing food
    scarcity in Cebu.
    • Panay literally means “there is food” in
    Spanish.
    • The first written code was decreed in Panay
    –The Code of Kalantiaw
    •Kapis( Capis ) is also
    an important craft in Panay island
    particularly in aklan and Iloilo. The
    are often collected from the
    sea,bleached and dried before
    pressing and cutting into desired
    shapes.
    • In the pre-hispanic times,the island of
    Negros is called Buglas after the type
    of grass similar to sugarcane that
    grows abundantly in the island. When
    Magellan's docked near the
    island,they saw black people that
    they called Negros.
    • Samar and leyte are two large islands in
    the Visayas while Biliran is an island
    province of north of Leyte island.
    • They love festivals and celebrations.
    One of the most festival in the region is
    the Kadayawan Festival City which is a
    celebration of colors,beauty and artistry.
    • the oldest settlement established by the
    Spaniards and second most important
    metropolitan center of the Philippines.
    • It was established by Miguel Lopez de
    Legaspi in 1565.
    • It was also dubbed as Milan of Asia
    becaise of this furniture industry.
    • A malmag or a tarsier can be
    found in Bohol,which is
    considered to be the smallest
    primate in the world.
    Chocolate Hills
    Chocolate Hills

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