Buntal Fiber Weaving in the Philippines

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______ barked

dog

______ meowed

cat

Local materials in contemporary arts: Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Regions ______

OBJECTIVES

Materials have different qualities: they can be smooth or rough; hard or soft; heavy or light; fragile or ______

indestructible

______ can create works that are deeply rooted in the traditions and natural resources of a specific region

artists

Abaca belongs to the ______ family

banana

Buri is the largest palm endemic in the Philippines. The leaves and rachis (stem) of it are widely used in ______.

weaving

Buntal is the natural and organic fiber from large leaves of abundant palm (buri) trees that grown sustainably in the Philippines. It is used in creating ______.

arts

Coconut Tree is one of the most important crops in the Philippines with the country being the second largest coconut producer in the world. Coir is a natural fiber extracted from the outer husk of ______.

coconut

Puni is a tagalog term which means to beautify or decorate with the use of ______ leaf.

coconut

Puni is Bulakenyo’s way of decorating using fronds folding of leaf. It can be categorized according to their ______.

uses

Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Regions often use local materials like ______ and coconut fiber.

buri

Nito (Agsam) belongs to the __________ fern family

red finger

Nitong Puti and Nitong Pula are types of __________

Nito

Pandan is processed into splints and used as raw materials for various applications such as cosmetics, aesthetic/ornamental plants, food ingredients, and __________

handicrafts

Rattan is a naturally renewable palm used for furniture, handicrafts, and building material among __________

others

Tikog is a special reed grass that grows in swampy areas along ricefields and has solid, jointless, and usually triangular __________

stems

Dethroning, Stripping, Air and Sun Drying, and Dyeing are processes involved in working with __________

Pandan

Pineapple leaves are used to produce multiple products ranging from clothes to furniture through the extraction of fibers from its ______

leaves

Embroidery, well known in Batangas and Laguna, involves techniques like stamping, pagbuburda, pagbabakbak, and ______

pagcacalado

Taka, a papier-mâché craft originating in Paete, Laguna, is made using a carved wooden sculpture as a ______

mold

Pabalat Pastillas Wrapper Cutting Art (Borlas de Pastillas) is a form of papercutting art originating in the province of ______

Bulacan

In a metaphorical level, Pabalat, which involves paper cutouts, connotes the state-of-the-art practice where it cuts through some cultural and societal ______

discourses

Paper, a versatile material, is used to produce a quality folk art through various techniques like soaking in water, hand-scrapping, sun drying, and ______

knotting

Abaca is extracted from the leaf sheath around the trunk of the abaca plant. It is also known as Manila ______.

Hemp

Bakbak or Balakbak is the outermost covering or leaf sheath of abaca stalk. It is a flat thick durable sheath used as twine or braided material. This process involves separating the leaf sheath from the actual abaca plant, soaking it in water, manual stripping, and sun drying. Bakbak or Balakbak is also known as ______.

Tuxying

Bamboo is a very fast-growing, renewable, and easy-to-grow tall treelike grass. It is a raw material utilized in creating many products. Another term for bamboo arches elaborately designed with kayas is ______.

Singkaban

Singkabans, elaborately designed bamboo arches, are artfully made entrances used during fiestas and other important events in Bulacan, particularly in old towns of Hagonoy and Malolos. Bamboo is a very fast-growing, renewable, and easy-to-grow tall treelike grass. Bamboo is a raw material utilized in creating many products. Singkaban is a local term for bamboo arches elaborately designed with ______.

Kayas

Abaca, also known as Manila Hemp, is extracted from the leaf sheath around the trunk of the abaca plant. Abaca is a raw material utilized in creating many products. To extract Abaca, the process involves Tuxying or Stripping, extracting, drying, bundling, knotting, and sun drying. Another term for the outermost covering or leaf sheath of abaca stalk is Bakbak or ______.

Balakbak

Bamboo, a very fast-growing, renewable, and easy-to-grow tall treelike grass, is a raw material utilized in creating many products. Singkaban, a local term for bamboo arches elaborately designed with kayas, are artfully made entrances used during fiestas and other important events in Bulacan, particularly in old towns of Hagonoy and Malolos. Bamboo is a raw material utilized in creating many products. Bamboo is a very fast-growing, renewable, and easy-to-grow tall treelike ______.

Grasses

Explore the art of weaving using buntal fiber, a natural and organic material derived from the leaves of the buri palm tree in the Philippines. Learn about the sustainable practices and traditional techniques involved in creating beautiful crafts with this local material.

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