ARTS LESSON 1 3 Revised

CHILDREN OF FATIMA SCHOOL, INC.
Junior High School Department
ARTS 8 (QUARTER 2)
MAPEH is an active subject and the learners learn best by their own performances.
This module focuses to nurture the needs of the learners in Arts with more relevant ideas
and skills that assist standard learning as guided by Most Essential Learning Competencies.
In the preparation of this module, different activities have been constructed to hone the full
potentials of the students in each component.
The ART section component completely shows primary details of East Asian art by
the accompaniment of the art elements, processes among culturally diverse communities in
the region and rich artistic and cultural tradition from prehistoric to present times. The
different kinds of lessons shall be demonstrated through assorted discussions and ready to
do the activities at the end of the lessons to guarantee more exciting and enhance
experience in the variety wide range of art.
At the end of this module, learners are expected to achieve the following content
standards: (1) art elements and processes by synthesizing and applying prior knowledge
and skills (2) the salient features of the arts of East Asia by showing the relationship of the
elements of art and processes among culturally diverse communities in the region (3) East
Asian countries as having a rich artistic and cultural tradition from prehistoric to present
times. Also, learners are expected to apply and demonstrate the following performance
standards: (1) create artworks showing the characteristic elements of the arts of East Asia
(2) exhibit completed artworks for appreciation and critiquing.
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As mentioned it is guided by Most Essential Learning Competencies wherein

learners are expected to do the following:
(1) Analyzes elements and principles of art in the production of arts and crafts
inspired by the cultures of East Asia
(2) Identifies characteristics of arts and crafts in specific countries in East Asia:
China (Chinese painting and calligraphy); Japan (origami, woodblock printing,
theater masks, face painting, and anime and manga); and Korea (theater masks,
drums, and K-pop)
(3) Reflects on and derive the mood, idea or message from selected artifacts and art
objects
(4) Appreciates the artifacts and art objects in terms of their utilization and their
distinct use of art elements and principles
(5) Incorporates the design, form, and spirit of East Asian artifacts and objects to
one’s creation
(6) Traces the external (foreign) and internal (indigenous) influences that are
reflected in the design of an artwork and in the making of a craft
(7) Creates crafts that can be locally assembled with local materials, guided by local
traditional techniques (e.g., Gong-bi, Ikat, etc.)
(8) Derives elements from traditions/history of a community for one’s artwork
(9) Shows the relationship of the development of crafts in specific countries in East
Asia according to functionality, traditional specialized expertise, and availability of
resources (e.g., pottery, weaving, jewelry, and basketry)
(10) Shows the commonalities and differences of the cultures of the East Asian
countries in relation to Philippine culture.
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LESSON NO. 1: The Arts of China
Most Essential Learning Competencies:

At the end of this lesson, you shall be able to:
1.1 Analyzes elements and principles of art in the production of arts and crafts
inspired by the cultures of East Asia. (A8EL-IIb- 1)
1.2 Reflects on and derive the mood, idea or message from selected artifacts and art
objects. (A8PLIIh-1)
1.3 Creates crafts that can be locally assembled with local materials, guided by local
traditional Techniques (A8PRIIc-e-1)
1.4 Traces the external (foreign) and internal (indigenous) influences that are
reflected in the design of an artwork and in the making of a craft. (A8PLIIh-
4)
1.5 Shows the commonalities and differences of the cultures of China in relation to
Philippine culture. (A8PRIIh-4)
PRIOR KNOWLEDGE
DID YOU KNOW?
China and the Philippines started trading products during ancient times, but not long
after they also started trading cultures and traditions. The Chinese has influenced our
culture in cuisine, clothing, architecture, arts and even beliefs and traditions.
DIRECTION: Answer the given question below then share it in the class.
1. The Chinese have made significant contributions to our country. Can you mention some
of these Chinese influences in our culture?
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LESSON PROPER
What are arts of China all about?
China is the oldest civilization in the world dating back to 5000 years ago. It
developed such a rich culture that it influenced its neighboring countries. Throughout the
centuries, it was ruled by powerful dynasties that lasted until the 20 th century. Here are
some dynasties known for their arts and crafts.
Hsia (Xia) dynasty (2205-1767 B.C.).

At present, it is noted for its Terracotta Army, a massive
burial bomb built for the first emperor. It consists of over 8000
life-sized statues of soldiers buried along with the emperor.
Terracotta Army
Shang dynasty (1776-1121 B.C) it was during this dynasty that arts flourished. Other
dynasties came after, but the Tang dynasty (618-906 A.D.) has been considered a great for
painting and porcelain making. The Song dynasty emerged in 960 and ended in 1276. Both
Tang and Song dynasties are regarded as the golden ages of China; a period of peace and
prosperity, and cultural advancements in the country. It was during these two dynasties
that the Forbidden City a great architectural achievement of the country, was constructed.
It became the imperial palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties.
TANG SONG
DYNASTY DYNASTY
Buddhism was a strong influence in the development of China’s, culture. It came to

China around 1 A.D. and from them on, its teachings have affected the arts, particularly in
statuary. The style is said to be solemn and majestic. These characteristics are reflected in
the rare and elegant style of Chinese artifact.
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At the end of the last dynasty (Qing), a new cultural movement started. The communist
party took over in 1912, and artists were assigned to mass produce paintings that
encourage socialist ideologies. Art became a propaganda tool. Today, although China
remains Communist, it has opened its doors to the outside world.
What is Chinese Attire?

Men and women of ancient China wore tunics. Women wore
long tunics and pants while men wore shorter tunics over their
pants. In colder weather, they wore thick, warm jackets.
There was a great difference between the clothes of the rich

and the poor. The poor wore clothing produced out of plant fibers
called hemp. It was rough, stiff and scratchy. The rich wore soft,
smooth and richly colored silk. The poor wooden shoes while the
rich wore silk embroidered shoes with leather soles.
OOR SHOES RICH CLOTHE RICH SHOES
At present, the Chinese traditional attire varies by regions but its

basic feature is the Mandarin or Chinese collar, a short unfolded
stand-up collar on a shirt or jacket.
CHINESE COLLAR
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The Chinese suit (Tang Zhuang) is a combination of Manchu

jacket and Western style suit. Its color and design are traditional
Chinese but the tailoring is Western Today, most Chinese wear
Western clothing, and traditional attire is worn only during
religious festivals. These are also seen in Chinese movies and TV
series.
TANG ZHUANG
What are Fabric and Tapestries of China?

Silk is a luxury fabric that originated in China during the
Neolithic Period about (4000 B.C.) it is a symbol of Chinese
culture. At first, only the royal family and nobility could wear silk.
It was only later during the Qing dynasty (1644) that peasants
were allowed to wear silk. Silk was such a prized possession that
it was used as money during the early dynasties. King and nobles
of foreign land wanted it and it became a prized export of China.
The Chinese managed to keep it silk production a secret until 550
A.D. when two monks smuggled silkworm eggs inside their
bamboo sticks.
Aside from clothing, silk has been used for other purposes such as paper, bow
strings, fishing lines, and canvas for painting. It has been such an important product from
China that the trade route has become known as the Silk Road. This was the route that
Marco Polo used when he travelled to China around 1271.
Paper Fishing Line Canvas
Kesi is a Chinese pictorial tapestry made entirely of silk

with cut designs. Thus weaving technique started during the tang
Dynasty and became popular during the Song dynasty. Kesi is
very fine and smooth in texture and is lightweight.
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What are the Arts and Crafts of China?

Chinese arts and crafts have developed over the 5000 years of Chinese civilization.
They are treasures that have been kept from generation to generation. Below are the arts
and crafts that have originate in China.
1. Bronze Vessels
Invented 5000 years ago, these vessels are intricately decorated with
diverse motifs and designs. These are used for several purposes such as
for cooking, storing meat, and as ritual and sacrificial vessels.
2. Embroidery
Chinese embroidery has long history beginning from the Neolithic Age. It is usually
done in silk with various intricate stitches.
3. Calligraphy
This style of writing is widely practiced in China. It is considered as an
art form.
4. Jade
Jade is a gemstone highly prized by the Chinese and is considered a
lucky charm. Jade can be carved or engraved with designs. A favorite
motif is the dragon, the symbol of the emperor.
5. Seals
Seals are made of metal, jade, animal tooth or horn and are carved with
characters. Many people in China possess a personal name seals.
6. Paper Cutouts
Patterns are cut vividly and perfectly on red paper. This craft is done by
female artisans. The images are mostly animals and flower figures. Paper
cutouts are used as decorations and luck charm.
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7. Lacquerware
This is an art form that developed in China in 4500 B.C. Lacquer is a hard
and shiny finish applied to materials such as wood and bamboo.
8. Cloisonne
Cloisonne is the technique of creating designs on metalwork objects using
colored-glass paste or inlays of cut gemstones, glass,
and other materials.
9. Pottery or Ceramic
Objects such as jar, bowls and vases are made of clay and hardened by
heat in a kiln. China pottery was developed during the Neolithic Period.
They come in different kinds: earthenware, and porcelain.
10. Lantern
Chinese lanterns are well known symbol of China towns around the
world. They are red, oval shaped, and are made of bamboo, rattan or steel
wire frame; the shade is made of paper or silk. They are sometimes
decorated with paintings, calligraphy, paper cutouts, or embroidery.
11. Kite
The kite originated in China around 475-221B.C. At first it was used as an
emergency warning device. Later, it became a form of entertainment. The
first form of a kit was in the shape of a bird. Now, it comes in several
shapes. It is made of silk or paper with a bamboo frame.
12. Shadow Puppets

Shadow puppets originated in China 2000 years ago. It has been a
widespread folk art in the country. Today, it is not as popular as before
because of cultural changes like urbanization and modern forms of
entertainment.
13. Umbrella
The first umbrellas started in China, and were made of paper or silk with bamboo frames
or mulberry bark. They were painted with various designs of dragons, nature, animals, and
landscapes.
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14. Folk Toys

Chinese folk toys are a traditional folk art. They are used not only as
simple objects but also as festival decorations.
What are the Accessories and Body Ornaments in China?

Jewelry was an important part of fashion in ancient China. It was worn by both men
and women to show nobility and wealth. The dragon was a
popular motif for jewelry, especially for the emperor, and
the phoenix was worn by the empress. Women wore a lot of
jewelry on their hair.
The men wore soft caps called jin, stiff hats called
mao, and the guan for formal headdress. The basic
headdress for women was called ji with lots of elaborations.
Popular materials for jewelry were jade, bronze, and gold. Chinese Xin shape jewelry
from Ming Dynasty
What is the Sculpture in China?
The life-sized Terracotta Army for the tomb of the
first emperor, Qin Shi Huang, is a good example of ancient
Chinese sculpture. Later, small figures in pottery or wood
were placed in tombs for many centuries afterwards. Large
religious sculptures are mostly images from Buddhism since
native Chinese religions, such as Taoism, do not use images
of deities. Small Buddhist figures and animals were
produced in different materials like clay, Wood, porcelain,
etc. Relief decorations of all sorts of objects were also done
in metalwork and jade.
What is the Architecture of Chinese?
Ancient Chinese architecture has contributed to the architectural system of the
world. Among its contributions are the architectural marvels of the Great Wall, the
Forbidden City, and the Mausoleum of the first Qin
Emperor.
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GREAT WALL FORBIDDEN CITY MAUSOLEUM
Chinese architecture is lovely and elegant in

appearance. It has overhanging eaves, upward roof curves,
different shapes of roofs and a model for practicality and
beauty. It is usually a complex of buildings centered on
different courtyards. The plan is symmetrical with similar
buildings on both sides, reflecting the aesthetic standard of
harmony and symmetry in China. The buildings are decorated
with colorful ornaments.
The Chinese pagoda is a traditional part of Chinese
architecture. Its shape is square and circular. The base is
circular but later has become octagonal. It serves as a house
for offering sacrifices.
An example of
Chinese Pagoda
In China, architecture and culture are closely related.
Feng Shui, the method of studying geographic features in
selecting construction sites for cities, homes, etc., is a concept
of harmony between nature and humans. It teaches how to
balance the energies in any given space in order to assure
good fortune, good health, and successful career for the
people inhabiting the place. Feng Shui is the key part in
Chinese architecture, both ancient and modern. Feng Shui
decorations are believed to bring good luck, break taboos, and
drive off evil spirits.
Feng Shui
Symbol
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ENRICHMENT ACTIVITY
DIRECTION: Answer the following questions about the arts of China.

1. Discuss the history of the Chinese attire for men and women from ancient times
until today and how these attires have influenced other clothing in different parts of
Asia. Include pictures and detailed descriptions of the attires.
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2. Reflects on and derive the mood, idea or message from selected artifacts and art
objects from China.
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GENERALIZATION
A. Direction:FILL IN THE BLANK.: Answer the given statements then put the missing
word based on your lesson in Arts of China.
1. China is the oldest civilization in the world dating back to _________ years ago.
2. ______________dynasty (618-906 A.D.) has been considered a great for painting and
porcelain making.
3. ______________was a strong influence in the development of China’s, culture.
4. Men and women of ancient China wore _____________.
5. Silk is a luxury fabric that originated in China during the Neolithic Period about (4000
B.C.) it is symbol of _______________________.
6. ___________________is style of writing is widely practiced in China. It is considered as n art
form.
7. ___________________patterns are cut vividly and perfectly on red paper.
8. ___________________was an important part of fashion in ancient China.
9. Small figures in pottery or wood were placed in _________ for many centuries afterwards.
10. ___________________decorations are believed to bring good luck, break taboos, and drive off
evil spirits.
B. Shows the commonalities and differences of the cultures of the East Asian countries in
relation to Philippine culture.
Commonalities and
differences of the
cultures
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relation to Philippine
culture.
VALUING
FAITH IN GOD
Instruction: Answer the question below with a minimum of five (5) sentences.
Chinese have a small Buddha figures. How about in the Philippines? Is there a figure
that is used to worship like Chinese do? Explain your answer.
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TRANSFER OF LEARNING
Directions: Create a craft from China that can be locally assembled with local materials,
guided by local traditional Techniques. Trace the other countries design and Chinese
design which will reflect to your craft. Choose one these following crafts of China that you
want to make:
o Calligraphy o Lantern o Shadow Puppet
o Paper Cutouts o Kite
Make sure to enumerate the process for the making of the craft on the first box.
Then take a picture of you with your craft and paste it on the given second box
below that will serves as proof of your artwork.
PROCESS:________________________________
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Answer the questions given below about the craft you made.
1. How important is this craft in Chinese culture in the Philippines?
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2. What is the current state of this art in China today? Does it still exist or is it already a
dying form of art?
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EVALUATION
MULTIPLE CHOICE: Encircle the letter of the correct answer.

1. It is one of the oldest civilizations in the world dating back 5000 years.
A. China C. Korea
B. Japan D. Philippines
2. It is the first dynasty in China.
A. Shang C. Song
B. Tang D. Hsia
3. It was a strong influence in the development of China’s culture.
A. Hinduism C. Buddhism
B.Taoism D. Christianity
4. What does men and women wear?
A. Tubics C. Tumics
B. Tunics D. Tuvics
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5. Is is a luxury fabric that originated in China during the Neolithic Period.

A. Pottery C. Jade
B. Silk D. Seals
6. It is a Chinese pictorial tapestry made entirely of silk with cut designs.
A. Embroidery C. Calligraphy
B. Paper Cutouts D. Kesi
7. It is one of the Chinese arts and crafts that has a long history beginning from the
Neolithic Age.
8. It is one of the Chinese arts and crafts that refer to the style of writing that is widely
practiced in China.
9. It is one of the Chinese arts and crafts that are cut vividly and perfectly on red paper.
10. It is the method of studying geographic features in selecting construction for cities,
homes, etc.
A. Chinese Pagoda C. Ikat method
B. Feng Shui D. Pottery
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LESSON NO. 2: Arts of Japan

1.2 Identifies characteristics of arts and crafts in Japan (origami, woodblock
printing, theater masks, face painting, and anime and manga) (A8EL-IIa- 2)
1.3 Appreciates the artifacts and art objects in terms of their utilization and their
distinct use of art elements and principles. (A8PLIIh-2)
1.4 Traces the external (foreign) and internal (indigenous) influences that are
reflected in the design of an artwork and in the making of a craft. (A8PLIIh-4)
1.5 Shows the commonalities and differences of the cultures Japan in relation to
PRIOR KNOWLEDGE
Are you familiar with the characters below? Can you name all of them? Pick one character;
then describe him/her. Share your answer in class.
LESSON PROPER
What is Art of Japan all about?

It is apparent that Japanese and
Chinese cultures are closely related.
Aside from being neighbors, the
Japanese have been able to absorb and
take into its own elements much of
the Chinese culture. As excellent
borrowers, they have transformed
China's art forms with a distinct
style, thus, making these their own.
Japanese arts and crafts have a wide range of styles and mediums. However,
painting is the preferred medium of expression. Like the Chinese, they painted on silk and
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rice paper. Most sculptures are associated with Buddhism, but when Shinto, the new
Japanese religion emerged, they molded another fashion for their sculptures
SAMPLE PAINTING SAMPLE PAINTING

ON SILK ON RICE PAPER
Japanese ceramic
is known to be among the best
in the world. Other crafts that the Japanese are known for are pottery or porcelain,
calligraphy in silk and paper, woodblock prints, origami, kirigami, masks, dolls, bamboo
craft, lacquerware, and more recently, manga, a modern Japanese cartooning and comics.
Dolls
Lacquerware
What is the attire of Japanese?

The kimono is the traditional attire for both men and women. It is a garment
wrapped around the body and tied in place by an obi (sash). It comes in varied patterns
from simple geometric or floral shapes to heavily embroidered ones worn for special
occasions like weddings and special ceremonies. Up until the 19th century, it was the form
of dress in Japan but it has changed slowly with the arrival of Western fashion after World
War II.
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Kimono Sash
What are the Fabrics and Tapestries of Japan?

Textiles come in different weaves and decorations, producing unique and distinctive
designs. Silk, hemp, ramie, and cotton are favored materials.
otton
Silk is regarded as the finest and most beautiful textile. Japan has a 500 year-old
history of silk weaving. It is highly prized because of its pearly sheen, strong, light, and soft
fibers that can be dyed into a host of numerous colors. There are numerous types of weaves
and patterns. Popular images include cranes, flowers, and geometric shapes. In addition to
clothing, silk is used for other purposes such as cold cream, beauty powder, parachutes,
teeth braces, and fishing nets.
Cranes Flowers Shapes

Japanese tapestries are used as curtains, wall
hangings or door covers. They come in different materials from
hemp to silk. They also come in different types such as woven
brocade, embroidered or painted scrolls.
What are the Arts and Crafts of Japan?

Japan has a long history of craft making and has evolved unique techniques and
aesthetics because of its isolation from the rest of the world for centuries (1641 - 1854).
Some of the popular crafts of Japan are as follows:
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1. Pottery/Porcelain
It is one of the oldest art forms that began during the Neolithic
Period (10,000-300 B.C.). Its popularity is enduring because of the
tradition of tea ceremonies in the country.
2. Calligraphy on Silk/Paper
A form of artistic writing, calligraphy has Chinese roots and was
introduced to Japan in 600 A.D.
3. Woodblock Prints
This type of printmaking started in China and was adapted in
Japan in 1600s. First, the pattern is carved on a wood block. The
cut areas will show "white" (the color of the paper). The areas left
untouched will show "black" (or any color) at the original surface
level.
4. Origami and Kirigami
Origami is the art of paper folding. The goal is to transform a flat
sheet of square paper into a finished sculpture through folding
techniques. Kirigami, on the other hand, is a variation of origami. It
includes not only folding, but also cutting paper.
5. Dolls
There are various types of traditional dolls, some representing
babies, warriors, fairy tale characters, etc. They are made for the
shrines, for gift giving, and for festival celebrations.
6. Manga and Anime
Manga (Japanese comics) and anime (Japanese animation) are known worldwide. They
originated in the mid- 1990s and their popularity has led to the
establishment of many related attractions, For example, Manga
cafes can be found at major city centers and the world's largest
comic events are held annually in Tokyo. Anime and Manga are
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considered to be among the famous art forms in the 21st century. These art forms are
known for their dynamic plots and remarkable characters. Both of these art forms have
gained immense fan base worldwide.
7. Masks
Masks are part of Japanese culture. They have existed over the
centuries to celebrate ancient gods and now are used in theatre for
entertainment, especially in Noh drama.
8. Bamboo Craft
Works of woven bamboo are among the important traditional
crafts of Japan. They are made into everyday objects such as
baskets, lamps, cages, chimes, etc.
9. Lacquerware
Japanese lacquerware is used from Buddha statues to Bento boxes
for food. This craft has been introduced from China but later has
become distinctly Japanese because of the unique designs and the
development of technology.
What are the Accessories and Body Ornaments of Japan?

Ancient Japanese culture favored simplicity. They did not
wear lots of jewelry nor did they wear complicated makeup.
However, they allowed certain body ornaments for display. Like
the Chinese, the Japanese women wore long black hair as a means
of expressing their style. For instance, they used hair accessories
such as stickpins, combs, bands made of ivory, tortoise shell,
wood, silver, etc. Flowers were also worn to contrast with their black hair.
Like the Chinese, they valued clean, pale faces. They wore
thick white makeup, plucked and shaped their eyebrows, and used
red lip paint to make their mouth look small. Geishas (female
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entertainers) were especially concerned about makeup. Makeup also played an important
part in theater. Many of these traditions continue today.
What is the Architecture of Japan?

The Japanese style of architecture is similar to Chinese architecture and easy to
spot, it is typified by a tiled or thatch roof that curves upward at the ends. The roof is the
dominant feature often occupying one half of the building.
A traditional h
are paper thin with sliding doors allowing the

size of the rooms to change and making them multifunctional. Tatami mats (rice straw
mats) cover the floors. Bamboo is used for decorative and functional purposes: for blinds,
ceilings, rafters, and ikebana (flower arrangement) containers. Decoration and furnishing
are minimal, favoring natural materials such as fine wood, bamboo, silk, rice straw mats,
and paper shoji screens.
Ikebana
Tatami
What is the Sculpture in Japan?
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Ancient Japanese sculpture was strongly influenced by

Chinese sculpture, receiving it in the 5th century. Later, it was
influenced by the Western world when Japan opened its doors
to the outside world in the 19th century.
Most ancient sculptures centered on Buddhism and the
animistic rites of Shintoism, the national religion. Traditional
materials used were metal, especially bronze, wood, which
was often lacquered, gilded or brightly painted.
Since the 1970s, Japanese sculpture has provided Western sculptors inspiration
which focuses on the environment and a return to native artistic principles and form.
Outdoor sculpture became popular and widely used in the 1970s. Cities supported outdoor
sculpture for parks and plazas, and architects included sculptures in their building plans.
Cofufun Plaza
Ueno
Today, Japanese Park focus on their own individualistic national styles rather
sculptors
than adapting or combining Western ideas exclusively.
ENRICHMENT ACTIVITY
MATCHING TYPE: Match the following questions in the part B by writing the letter of the
correct answer in the blank before the number in part A.
A B
_____1. It is the traditional attire for both men and women. a. Sash
_____2. It is a garment wrapped around the body and tied in place b. Lacquerware
by an obi.
_____3. It is regarded as the finest and most beautiful textile. c. Japanese tapestries
_____4.These are used as curtains, wall hangings or door covers. d. Makeup
_____5. This type of printmaking started in China and was adapted e. Tatami
in Japan in 1600s.
_____6. They have existed over the centuries to celebrate ancient f. Kimono
gods and now are used in theatre for entertainment, especially in
Noh drama.
_____7. This craft has been introduced from China but later has g. Ikebana
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become distinctly Japanese because of the unique designs and

the development of technology.
_____8. __________ also played an important part in theater. h.Masks
_____9. Mats which cover the floors. i. Woodblock Prints
____10. It is called as flower arrangement in Japan. j. Silk
A. Direction: Identify the characteristics of arts and crafts in Japan.

1. Pottery/Porcelain
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
2. Calligraphy on Silk/Paper
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
3. Woodblock Prints
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
4. Origami and Kirigami
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
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5. Dolls
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
B. Show the commonalities and differences of the cultures of the East Asian countries in
relation to Philippine culture.
______________________ ______________________
______________________ Commonalities ______________________
______________________ and differences of ______________________
______________________ the cultures of ______________________
______________________ Japan in relation to ______________________
______________________ Philippine culture. ______________________
______________________ ______________________
______________________ ______________________
______________________ ______________________
______________________ ______________________
VALUING
SERVICE TO OTHERS
Instruction: Answer the question below with a minimum of

five (5) sentences.
Eiichiro Oda, is one of the famous manga artist/author in

Japan. His famous manga/anime is entitled “One Piece”. Many
countries supported his work by watching it for it is really an
amazing anime. What do you think is Oda’s reason in making
manga?
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
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GENERAL DIRECTION: Choose one of the following activity that you want to make and
then follow the given instructions. Your work will be scored through the given rubric
below.
ORIGAMI MAKING
Direction: Do the following procedure in making origami from Japan:
o Prepare three short bond papers
o Trace the external (foreign) and internal (indigenous) influences that are reflected
in the design of the craft; then create your own origami
o Make at least three different figures
o Take a picture of your works then paste it in the given boxes.
MASK PAINTING
Direction: Do the following procedure in making origami from Japan:
o Prepare mask and acrylic paint
o Trace the external (foreign) and internal (indigenous) influences that are reflected
in the design of the craft; then create your own origami
o Make one mask
o Take a picture of your works then paste it in the given boxes.
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RUBRICS IN ARTS 8
CRITERIA 10 9-8 7-6 4 3-1 Total
Excellent Very Good Satisfactory Needs Score
Good Improvement
Craftmanship
(10%)
Neatness
(10%)
Use of
Creativity
(10%)
Combination
of artwork
with other
country.
(10%)
Punctuality
(10%)
Total:
EVALUATION
MULTIPLE CHOICES: ENCIRCLE the letter of the correct answer about the Arts of Japan.
1. It is known to be among the best in the world.
A. Chinese ceramic C. Korean ceramic
B. Japanese ceramic D. None of the above
2. It is the traditional attire for both men and women in Japan.
A. Kesi C. Baro’t Saya
B. Kimono D. Silk
3. It is regarded as the finest and most beautiful textile in Japan.
A. Kesi C. Baro’t Saya
B. Kimono D. Silk
4. It is one of the arts and crafts in Japan which is the oldest arts forms that began during
Neolithic Period.
A. Pottery B. Calligraphy
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C. Woodblock D. Origami
5. It is one of the arts and crafts in Japan which has a Chinese root and was introduced to
Japan.
A. Pottery C. Woodblock
B. Calligraphy D. Origami
6. In arts and crafts in Japan where did the first pattern carved?
7. In arts and crafts in Japan it is called as the art of paper.
8. In arts and crafts in Japan it is used from Buddha statues to Bento boxes for food.
A. Masks C. Anime and Manga
B. Bamboo Craft D. Lacquerware
9. In Japan’s architecture it is called as the rice straw mats.
A. Tatami C. Feng Shui
B. Ikebana D. Bamboo
10. Ancient Japanese sculpture was strongly influenced by_____________________________.
A. Chinese sculpture
B.Japanese sculpture C. Korean’s sculpture
D. None of the above
REFERENCES
Book References:
Jimenez R, Perez A, Rioflorido R, Magno F (2018).UPSCALE MAPEH 8 (pp 102-107)
Website References:
https://matcha-jp.com/en/2648
https://sharonlathanauthor.com/understanding-ceramics-porcelain-vs-bone-china-vs-
pottery/
https://www.christies.com/features/Collecting-guide-Japanese-woodblocks-10524-3.aspx
https://japanryan.com/japanese-origami/kirigami-2/
https://barbie.mattel.com/shop/en-us/ba/barbie-dolls-of-the-world/japanese-barbie-doll-
2nd-edition-14163
https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.fluentu.com%2Fblog
%2Fjapanese%2Flearn-japanese-with-manga%2F&psig=AOvVaw3HX-
auJfn2r9wihUVB5BJP&ust=1599294231468000&source=images&cd=vfe&ved=0CAIQjRxqFwo
TCJjpxsCJz-sCFQAAAAAdAAAAABAI
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_clothing
https://www.kadvacorp.com/design/traditional-japanese-architecture-style/
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http://ninjawifi.us/news/building-en/classical-kyoto-style-architecture-in-tokyo-
daikanyama-kyuasakura-house
https://ar.pinterest.com/pin/299841287680937135/
https://www.pngwing.com/en/free-png-bhtcj
https://www.viz.com/naruto
https://fairytail.fandom.com/wiki/Natsu_Dragneel
https://costumewall.com/dress-like-luffy/
https://www.pngegg.com/en/png-zkueb
https://twitter.com/files_conan
https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo/japanese-calligraphy.html?page=3
https://apnews.com/6993d05ee9d14f29bcfbedb1f2c86981/Met-exhibit-looks-at-Japan%27s-
fine-craft-of-bamboo-basketry
https://www.chairish.com/product/1973006/japanese-lacquer-dinnerware-9-pieces
https://fineartamerica.com/featured/japanese-landscape-kirill-danileiko.html
https://theculturetrip.com/asia/japan/articles/a-brief-history-of-shinto-and-buddhism-in-
japan/
https://discover.goldmarkart.com/brief-history-japanese-ceramics/
https://kyotokimono-rental.com/en/column/geisha-makeup.html
https://soranews24.com/2019/09/04/tatami-etiquette-why-you-should-never-step-on-the-
threshold-of-a-washitsu-japanese-room/
https://journalofbeautifulbusiness.com/seven-lessons-for-business-from-ikebana-
722bc6f92d14?gi=a75417490be8
https://japanobjects.com/features/japanese-silk
https://www.pinterest.es/pin/388224430373791984/
https://www.nipponandco.fr/en/japanese-fabrics/3707-blue-japanese-cotton-fabric-flower-
patterns-made-in-japan-width-110-cm-x-1m.html
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000966114461.html
https://myanimelist.net/people/1881/Eiichiro_Oda/pictures
https://www.saatchiart.com/art/Painting-Japanese-silk/77603/7252265/view
https://www.blueheronarts.com/japanese-rice-paper-sumi-calligraphy-white-p-882.html
https://allabout-japan.com/en/article/4908/
https://kyotokimono-rental.com/en/column/kimono-obi-in-japan.html
https://www.genkihealth.com/?p=191
https://www.pinterest.ph/debbrnak/kasuri/
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4001009319292.html
https://parada.eu/en/homepage/cloth-detail/105
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinto
https://thetruejapan.com/ueno-park-something-everyone/
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https://www.contemporist.com/cofufun-plaza-in-japan/
LESSON NO. 3: The Arts of Korea

1.2 Reflects on and derive the mood, idea or message from selected artifacts and art
objects. (A8PL-IIh-1)
1.3 Incorporates the design, form, and spirit of East Asian artifacts and objects to
one’s creation. (A8PL-IIh-3)
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1.4 Derives elements from traditions/history of a community for one’s artwork.

(A8PRIIf- 2)
1.5 Shows the commonalities and differences of the cultures of Korea in relation to
PRIOR KNOWLEDGE
GET STARTED
1. Describe the arts of Korea in modern days based on what you know about this
country.
____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
________________
LESSON PROPER
What are the arts of Korea all about?
In ancient times, Korea provided a cultural bridge between China and Japan,
because of its location. As a result, Korean art was strongly influenced by both countries.
Like its neighbors, it used the same motifs, techniques, and forms. Nevertheless, Korean
artists developed a distinctive style that could be identified as their own.
Korean art is both traditional and realistic. A main feature of the art is that it follows
naturalism- the practice of accepting nature as it is, simple and not elaborate. This has
already been evident as early as the favored, for instance, the beauty of raw materials, such
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as the natural pattern of wood grains. The subjects are realistic landscapes, flowers, and
birds painted on silk or mulberry paper.
capes Flowers Birds painted on silk

or mulberry paper
What is the attire of Koreans?

The hanbok is the traditional clothing of South
Koreans. In North Korea, it is called Jaseon-ot. It is a long-
sleeved gown with a high waistline for women.
Men usually wear baggy pants with long jackets or
vests. They also wear different headgears for different
seasons and varied occasions. For instance, the hwagwan is a
type of coronet worn by women for traditional ceremonies
such as weddings.
What are the fabrics and tapestries in Korea?

Korean fabrics have a long history that includes
producing native fabrics and also Korean-made jacquard,
brocade, and satin. Korean quilt known as bojagi is a wrapping
cloth made from a variety of materials, such as silk and ramie. It
is usually a square piece and is embroidered. Bojagi has many
uses, including gift wrappers, food coverings, and knapsacks.
Korean tapestries have many uses: as wall hangings, bed
covers, room dividers, carpet, etc. They come in different
materials, from yarn to silk.
What are the Arts and Crafts in Korea?
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The arts and crafts of Korea are the following:

1. Calligraphy
Korean calligraphy, an ancient tradition, was derived from
Chinese calligraphy. Chinese characters were first used in Korean
calligraphy but later on, modern Korean calligraphy used its own
native alphabet.
2. Ceramic
The use of earthenware in Korea stretches back from the
Neolithic period, Today, Korean pottery attracts international
collectors.
3. Korean Knots
Korean knotting is a traditional craft in Korea. It differs from
the Chinese knots in the method of braiding. The knots were once
used for hunting but later used for decorative purposes.
4. Clay Dolls
Clay dolls are art treasures made during the Silla dynasty.
5. Papermaking
Papermaking is a traditional art form in Korea. It includes the
process of making paper from the mulberry tree bark.
6. Inlaid Items
Household furniture and everyday objects are inlaid with
mother-of-pearl or ox horn.
7. Jade Carvings
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This craft dates back to the archaeological finds of the Neolithic Period (about
10,000 B.C.). During the ancient times, jade accessories were worn by the upper class of
society, especially women. The popular motifs were Buddhist images and peanut-shaped
good-luck charms.
8. Chaissang (Bamboo Craft)

Chaissang is the traditional art of weaving colored bamboo
strips into baskets and boxes.
9. Folk Painting
Folk painting in Korea is called minhwa. It portrays the people's
way of expressing and revealing their thoughts and ideas.
What are the Accessories and Body Ornaments in Korea?

In ancient Korea, personal ornaments were meant
not only to enhance one's beauty but also to bring good
fortune. Women wore hairpins and other accessories on
their hair. They also wore brooches on their hanboks.
Earrings were worn by both men and women during the
time of the Three Kingdoms.
What is the Architecture in Korea?

Korean architecture is characterized by its
simplicity, economy of shape, naturalistic tendencies,
and avoidance of extremes. Unlike the sharply curving
Chinese roof, the Korean roof is gently sloping. Korean
architecture also avoids strong lines, steep planes. and
garish colors. Nevertheless, the main structural
elements and techniques still show Chinese and
Japanese influences.
The Three Kingdoms of Silla, Kogurya, and
Baekje dynasties (57 B.C.-668 A.D.) suggest evidence of
three temple sites (about 5th or 6th century). The wood
and stone pagodas were built with added architectural
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Gyeongju Bunhwangsa (three
story stone pagoda)
ornamentation such as roof decorations with floral and animal designs.The unified Silla
Period produced many granite pagodas.
Traditional Korean architecture is quite similar

to Tang (Chinese) architecture. It is characterized by
brackets that project above the heads of capitals of
columns.
Many large buildings are preserved from the
Choson Period(1392-1910). The largest wooden
building, Chongyo, the royal ancestral shrine, was built
Chongmyo, the royal ancestral
during this period.
shrine
Western art began to be felt during the last years of the 19th century. This was the
time when western style buildings were built. European furnishings were used and a glass
door was introduced, and in 1900, electric lamps were installed.
Today, a new generation of Korean architects have appeared and been given by the
government the freedom and financing to design a distinct style of Korean architecture.
These architects were trained in Europe, Canada, and South America. They saw the need
for nationalistic architectural elements to be redefined. Modern public buildings appeared
more in the New York/Chicago style than in the London/ Paris trend.
However, the country was slow in removing old traditions and moving to modern
architecture. Much of the growth came from commercial buildings such as retail stores,
bistros, and coffee shops.
What is Korean’s Sculpture?
Ancient Korean sculptures were generally made of wood,
stone, and later ceramic. Smaller ones were made of jade, gold, and
other metals. Sculpture at that time was dominated by Buddhist
themes. Korean art produced great Buddhist sculptures.
Even today, Buddhist sculpture remains an important form
of Korean art. Non- Buddhist sculpture includes materials such as
metal (bronze, stainless steel, etc.), Stone (marble, granite, etc.), and
synthetic resins (PVC, polycarbonate, etc.). Recently, Sculptors have
been combining materials in their work.
The Greeting man is an example of Korean modern sculpture.
Its main artist is Yu Young-ho. The statue of the man (6 meters high)
bows typically in the Asian greeting gesture. Its blue color
symbolizes lack of prejudice.
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ENRICHMENT ACTIVITY
DIRECTION: Reflect on and derive the mood, idea or message from selected artifacts and
art Objects of Korea.
_______________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________
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_______________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________
GENERALIZATION
DIRECTION: Do the following tasks below about the arts of Korea in terms of arts, crafts
and culture.
A. TRUE OR FALSE: Write T if the statement is true and F if it’s false.
_______1. The hanbok is the traditional clothing of South Koreans.
_______2. Korean tapestries have many uses: as wall hangings, bed covers, room dividers,
carpet.
_______3. Korean sculpture is characterized by its simplicity, economy of shape, naturalistic
tendencies, and avoidance of extremes.
_______4. Ancient Korean sculptures were generally made of wood, stone, and later ceramic.
_______5. The Greeting man is an example of Korean modern architecture.
B. Shows the commonalities and differences of the cultures of Korea in relation to

Philippine culture.
_________________________________ _________________________________
_________________________________ _________________________________
_________________________________ Commonalities and _________________________________
_________________________________ differences of the _________________________________
cultures of Korea in _________________________________
_________________________________
relation to Philippine _________________________________
_________________________________ culture.
_________________________________ _________________________________
_________________________________ _________________________________
_________________________________ _________________________________
VALUING
COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE
Instruction: Answer the question below with a minimum of five (5) sentences.
Korea is rich in history, even houses are liked by other people from different countries. How
does Koreans show their nationalism in preserving their architecture?
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_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
Direction: Incorporates the design, form and spirit of China, Japan, and Korea and derive
elements from traditions/history of a community for your artwork .Choose some arts and
crafts in the countries that you want then take a picture of it. Draw a craft with the
combination of the designs gathered with the three countries. Label your designs
specifically with the design of the country. Your artwork will be scored through rubric
below.
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Answer these questions after making an artwork about the chosen artifacts designs
from China, Japan and Korea:
1. Point out the significant parts of the craft and their meaning.
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
2. Discuss the importance of the chosen crafts in China, Japan and Korea.
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
RUBRICS IN ARTS 8
CRITERIA 10 9-8 7-6 4 3-1 Total
Excellent Very Good Satisfactory Needs Score
Good Improvement
Craftsmanship
(10%)
Neatness
(10%)
Use of
Creativity
(10%)
Incorporate
designs from
East Asian
Countries
(10%)
Punctuality
(10%)
Total:
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EVALUATION
MULTIPLE CHOICES: ENCIRCLE the letter of the correct answer.

1. Korean art is both traditional and___________________.
A. Realistic C. Cultural
B. Artistic D. None of the above
2. It is the traditional clothing of South Koreans.
A. Fabrics C. Hanbok
B. Baggy Pants D. Gown
3. What does hanbok being called in North Korea?
A. Jaseon-ot C. Joseion-ot
B. Jeseon-ot D. Joseon-ot
4. In Korea’s fabrics and tapestries it is a wrapping cloth made from a variety material.
A. Bojagi C. Ceramic
B. Calligraphy D. Clay Dolls
5. In Korean’s arts and crafts it was derived from Chinese calligraphy.
6. In Korean’s arts and crafts this use of earthenware stretches back from the Neolithic
Period.
7. In Korean’s arts and crafts this is an art which treasures made during the Silla dynasty.
8. These are Korean architecture’s characteristics. EXCEPT:
A. Simplicity C. Economy of Shape
B. Naturalistic Tendency D. Tolerance of extremes
9. __________________ art began to be felt during the last years of the 19 th century.
A. Western C. Southern
B. Eastern D. Northern
10. Ancient Korean ______________ were generally made of wood, stone and later ceramic.
A. Weaving C. Sculpture
B. Pottery D. Painting
REFERENCES
Book References:
Jimenez R, Perez A, Rioflorido R, Magno F (2018).UPSCALE MAPEH 8 (pp 108=-112)
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Website References:
https://www.hisour.com/korean-architecture-31456/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bunhwangsa
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_sculpture
https://asiasociety.org/education/religious-influence-korean-art
https://thesoulofseoul.net/2019/03/19/flowers-seoul-korea/
https://www.pinterest.ch/pin/782570872720681575/
https://www.koreasociety.org/arts-culture/item/659-bojagi-korean-patchwork
https://library.stanford.edu/blogs/stanford-libraries-blog/2018/01/korean-calligraphy-
exhibition-and-demonstration-east-asia
http://www.korea.net/NewsFocus/Culture/view?articleId=146598
https://myhubs.org/2016/06/27/korean-handicrafts/
https://za.pinterest.com/pin/656329345666750568/
https://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/artist-continues-ancient-korean-tradition/
3860304.html
https://www.spoilsoftime.com/items/1287476/Korean-Mother-Pearl-Inlaid-Lacquer-Small-
Chest-Drawers
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_jade_carving
https://www.lespiedsencoree.com/2019/05/17/korean-folk-painting-minhwa-art-of-the-
commoner/
https://aminoapps.com/c/btsarmy/page/blog/tansaenghwa-korean-birth-month-flowers/
N45Q_l4JCMu6d8P0mWKD06dZBaDP7BMV1d
https://www.npr.org/sections/codeswitch/2015/02/19/387567486/korean-tailors-try-to-
keep-the-lunar-new-year-hanbok-ritual-alive
https://en.yna.co.kr/view/PYH20150427061600341
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CHILDREN OF FATIMA SCHOOL, INC.

Junior High School Department

As mentioned it is guided by Most Essential Learning Competencies wherein

LESSON NO. 1: The Arts of China

Most Essential Learning Competencies:

Hsia (Xia) dynasty (2205-1767 B.C.).

Buddhism was a strong influence in the development of China’s, culture. It came to

PORCELAIN WINE VESSEL RARE BRONZE RELIEF

What is Chinese Attire?

There was a great difference between the clothes of the rich

OOR SHOES RICH CLOTHE RICH SHOES

At present, the Chinese traditional attire varies by regions but its

The Chinese suit (Tang Zhuang) is a combination of Manchu

What are Fabric and Tapestries of China?

Paper Fishing Line Canvas

Kesi is a Chinese pictorial tapestry made entirely of silk

What are the Arts and Crafts of China?

12. Shadow Puppets

14. Folk Toys

What are the Accessories and Body Ornaments in China?

GREAT WALL FORBIDDEN CITY MAUSOLEUM

Chinese architecture is lovely and elegant in

DIRECTION: Answer the following questions about the arts of China.

MULTIPLE CHOICE: Encircle the letter of the correct answer.

5. Is is a luxury fabric that originated in China during the Neolithic Period.

LESSON NO. 2: Arts of Japan

What is Art of Japan all about?

SAMPLE PAINTING SAMPLE PAINTING

What is the attire of Japanese?

What are the Fabrics and Tapestries of Japan?

Cranes Flowers Shapes

What are the Arts and Crafts of Japan?

What are the Accessories and Body Ornaments of Japan?

What is the Architecture of Japan?

are paper thin with sliding doors allowing the

What is the Sculpture in Japan?

Ancient Japanese sculpture was strongly influenced by

become distinctly Japanese because of the unique designs and

A. Direction: Identify the characteristics of arts and crafts in Japan.

4. Origami and Kirigami

Instruction: Answer the question below with a minimum of

Eiichiro Oda, is one of the famous manga artist/author in

LESSON NO. 3: The Arts of Korea

Most Essential Learning Competencies:

1.4 Derives elements from traditions/history of a community for one’s artwork.

What are the arts of Korea all about?

capes Flowers Birds painted on silk

What is the attire of Koreans?

What are the fabrics and tapestries in Korea?

What are the Arts and Crafts in Korea?

The arts and crafts of Korea are the following:

8. Chaissang (Bamboo Craft)

What are the Accessories and Body Ornaments in Korea?

What is the Architecture in Korea?

Traditional Korean architecture is quite similar

B. Shows the commonalities and differences of the cultures of Korea in relation to

MULTIPLE CHOICES: ENCIRCLE the letter of the correct answer.

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