Contemporary

Philippine arts from

the region
Quarter 3- Lesson 1:
Art Forms in the Philippines
Ryah Lyn S. Revale 12-Stem Pasteur

ACTIVITY 2: Locally Made!

1. BANIG
The materials is produces in Bulusan,
Sorsogon
Its major components are dried leaves of
the karagumoy or Buri plant.

2. HATS
The materials is produces in Bulusan,
Sorsogon
It made from the leaves of Karagumoy
plant and Coconut
3. BAGS
The materials is produces in Daraga, Albay

It made from the Banana fiber also known

as Abaca fiber

4. BASKET
The materials is produces in Camalig, Albay
It made from the Banana fiber also known
as Abaca fiber

5. SLIPPER
The materials is produces in Gubat, Sorsogon
It made from the dried Banana leaves also
known as Abaca fiber as well as sometimes
dried pineapple leaves
 B:ASSESSMENT

The Bicol Region is famous for its handicrafts,

such as hats, bags, and baskets, which are
made from materials found in respective
municipalities. Bulusan Province in Sorsogon
is famous for its karagumoy and coconut
hats. My product was made from coconut
leaves found in the municipality of Libon. This
product was inspired by the products that are
well-known in my province. It's a small hat
with a zig-zag pattern on it. I chose to make
this product to showcase the beauty of
products made in my own province, as well as
to be proud of Bicolanos' craftsmanship.
 C:REFLECTION
I've learned about the various art forms
found in the Philippines. In the Philippines,
several native materials are utilized to
manufacture a variety of products, such as
abaca, which is used to make bags, baskets,
clothing, and mats. The Philippines also has
various performing arts, such as the dance
tinikling and literary arts, which are written
by famous Filipino writers.

The knowledge I have gained today will benefit

me in the near future when I encounter this
topic in college, particularly in the fields of
artwork and handicrafts. It will also help me
in the making of products and the
construction of other art forms such as
poetry.