This document lists local materials used in art forms across different regions in the Philippines. It discusses how bamboo is used in woven mats called amakan in northern Luzon, abaca fiber is turned into lamps, furniture and baskets in Bicol, rattan is crafted into baskets, containers and martial arts weapons in Central Luzon and Pangasinan, clay is formed into pots and bowls in Davao City, and Paete, Laguna is known for wood carvings including religious figurines and decorative shoes.
This document lists local materials used in art forms across different regions in the Philippines. It discusses how bamboo is used in woven mats called amakan in northern Luzon, abaca fiber is turned into lamps, furniture and baskets in Bicol, rattan is crafted into baskets, containers and martial arts weapons in Central Luzon and Pangasinan, clay is formed into pots and bowls in Davao City, and Paete, Laguna is known for wood carvings including religious figurines and decorative shoes.
This document lists local materials used in art forms across different regions in the Philippines. It discusses how bamboo is used in woven mats called amakan in northern Luzon, abaca fiber is turned into lamps, furniture and baskets in Bicol, rattan is crafted into baskets, containers and martial arts weapons in Central Luzon and Pangasinan, clay is formed into pots and bowls in Davao City, and Paete, Laguna is known for wood carvings including religious figurines and decorative shoes.
Materials Place Art Form 1. Bamboo Northern Philippines/ Amakan, also known as Nueva Ecija sawali in the northern Philippines, is a type of traditional woven split- bamboo mats used as walls, paneling, or wall cladding 2. Abaca Bicol Region With the use of the fiber that people can get from abaca, they can produce more high-quality products like lampshades, chairs, accessories, furniture, baskets, slippers and some others. 3. Rattan Central Luzon/ This is fame as the Pangasinan baston weapon of the Filipino Martial Arts. And, of course, there are rattan baskets and bags. Rattan containers and bags have long been used not only for storage but also a status symbol among indigenous groups of women. 4. Clay Davao City As one of the most flexible and versatile natural materials, clay is ideal for making pots, bowls 5. Wood carvings Paete, Laguna Paete has a great reputation for handcrafted wooden products. Aside from religious wood carvings, the town became distinguished for wooden shoes (bakya) beautifully handcrafted and chiseled in various remarkable designs