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    Cawa-cawa Boulevard in Zamboanga City is also known as R.T. Lim Boulevard, a recreational area by the sea used for jogging, hanging out, and viewing the sunset. The area gets its name from the local word "Cawa" meaning frying pan, as the beach was shaped like one. Swimmers would warn bathers of the depth by calling it Cawa-Cawa. The painting depicts this beach area of Zamboanga City.

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    Cawa-cawa Boulevard in Zamboanga City is also known as R.T. Lim Boulevard, a recreational area by the sea used for jogging, hanging out, and viewing the sunset. The area gets its name from the local word "Cawa" meaning frying pan, as the beach was shaped like one. Swimmers would warn bathers of the depth by calling it Cawa-Cawa. The painting depicts this beach area of Zamboanga City.

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    Contemporary Art

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    Coleen Jhoy Siete
    Cawa-cawa Boulevard in Zamboanga City is also known as R.T. Lim Boulevard, a recreational area by the sea used for jogging, hanging out, and viewing the sunset. The area gets its name from the local word "Cawa" meaning frying pan, as the beach was shaped like one. Swimmers would warn bathers of the depth by calling it Cawa-Cawa. The painting depicts this beach area of Zamboanga City.

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    TRADITONAL ART

    Cawa-cawa Boulevard

    DESCRIPTION: CAWA-CAWA BOULEVARD is also known


    as R.T. LIM BOULEVARD and another recreational place
    by the sea where folks could jog or run in the early
    morning, or just hang out at anytime while viewing Sta.
    Cruz Island or the port or the fishing boats and the famed
    sunset.
    HISTORICAL BACKGROUND: The other half of the name of
    the barangay got its name from the word "Cawa"
    which means frying pan in the local dialect. The beach
    along RT Lim Boulevard was believed to be shaped like
    frying pan and swimmers repeatedly called the beach
    Cawa-Cawa to warn the bathers of the perils of the depth
    of the sea in the area.

    ATIST: IcelleBorja

    PROCESS USED: Pastel on Canson Paper, 24" x 36"

    "I See Trees of Green - Pasonanca, Zamboanga City

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