1.Malong is a rectangular or tube like wraparound skirt it posses a variety of geometric designs and colors. 2.Inaul has striking colors each one of them has a meaning red for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity and white for purity. 3.Tanyak tanyak is a decoration with spots and diamond patterns that are printed on the skin. 4.T'nalak are made by women of royal blood and is called "woven dream". 5.Tepo mat is a colorful hand made mat that are made from panda leaves.
1.) malong - the malong is rectangular or tube like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. 2.) Inaul - comes in striking colors, wherein each color embodies maguindanao virtues: red for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity, and white for purity and mourning. 3.) tanyak-tanyak - these are circle, spots, and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water. 4.) T’nalak - traditionally made by women of royal blood, thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the T’boli women by memory. The design are intricately done that branded t’nalak as “women dreams” and the T’boli as “ dreams weaves “ 5.) Tepo mat - the design of the tepo is also a personal expression of life of the badjao weaver who made the mat. It is made from thr dward pardan leaves
Malong: rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs Inaul: Comes in striking color where each color emobodies Maguindanao like red for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, etc Tanyak - tanyak: circles, spots, and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water. Use for wedding T'nalak: made by women of royal blood, thousands of patterns that referance to folklore and stories are known to t'boli women by memory. Tepo mat: made from dwarf pandan leaves
Question Time: Describe the elements of arts (shape, color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of Mindanao: 1. Malong - a simple plaids and stripes. Colored patterns of red, purple and yellow. It bears a variety of geometric or okir designs. 2. Inaul - with geometric designs uses yellow, maroon, orange and black for royalty. The common designs are tje rainbow or changing hues of threads, stripes and wide border. 3. Tanyak Tanyak - a unique tribal culture of circles, spots and diamonds pattern that are printed on the face. 4. T'nalak -a traditional cloth found in Mindanao. A hand woven made of abaca fibers with three primary colors, red, black and the original color of abaca leaves 5. Tepo Mat - a colored hand woven made from pandan leaves. A two layered abstractly designed that is unique. Brightly colored, balance of vibrant colors of blue, pink, orange and green. A pattern of stripes, multi coloured squares, checkered and zigzag
1. Making :is a tube like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric and okie designs. 2. Inaul:It comes in striking color ,where in each color embodies maguindanao virtues:🟥for bravery,🟧and🟨 for royalty,🟩 for peace,⬛for dignity and,⬜for purity and mourning. 3.tanyak-tanyak:are circles, spots and diamond painted On the skin 4. T'nalak:it has thousand of pattern 5. Tempo mat:colorful hand woven mat called tempo. They Are made frome panda leavesp.
1.Malong-rectangular tube like. It consists of 3 colors red, purple, and yellow. It bears a large variety of geometric or okir designs. 2.Inaul-Considered as "Bara-bangsa", a term that describes royalty, dignity, and nobility. It is shaped like an elbow, with the "kinayupu" design (a diamond shaped figure). 3.Tanyak-Tanyak-Is a face painting custom unique to yakan tribal culture and is worn only for the wedding ceremonies. Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water. 4.T'nalak-A distinctive tri-colour scheme, white for the pattern, red for relief elements and black (or deep brown) for the background. It is weaved usinf abaca. And the texture feels like a snakeskin. 5.Tepo Mat-Is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the dwarf pandan leaves.And it has natural colors.
malong - a fabric with a variety of designs Inaul- it is colorful and the mean net is weaved Tanyak tanyak- it is used in wedding and it has designs that are diamonds etc .. T'nalac - this is a traditional dress made in south cotabato and it has taylong primary colors. Tepo mat- it is a colorful and made by little people it is important in their culture.
💛Question Time💛 1. Malong - The line can be horizontal, vertical, diagonal, zigzagged, curved, freeform, thick, thin, light or darker. Shape is a flat area surrounded by edges or an outline. Artists use all kinds of shapes. Geometric shapes are precise and regular, like squares, rectangles, and triangles. Even the brush strokes used in a painting can create a textured surface that can be felt and seen. The more elaborate malong made of silk, in colors of red, purple, and yellow, is worn for ceremonial occasions. In the past, yellow was reserved for the local royalty. Today, the men prefer the malong with dark shades of red and magenta, and the women prefer yellow. 2.. Inaul - The that represent, not just the artistry of the weavers, but also the values that the Maguindanao people hold in common. Come from striking colors, wherein each color embodies Maguindanao virtues: Red ❤️ for Bravery Orange 🧡 and yellow 💛 for Royalty Green 💚 for Peace Black 🖤 for Dignity White 🤍 for Purity and Mourning 3. Tanyak-tanyak - Tanyak-tanyak is facial decoration with spots and diamond patterns. uses only white because the pigment is made of rice starch or flour and water. Practice is done only wedding ceremony. 4. T'nalak - traditionally made by woman of royal blood. designs are intricately done that branded t'nalak as "woven dreams". 5. Tepo Mat - Colorful hand-woven mat called tepo. They are made from panda leaves.
1) Malong- A traditional tubular skirt that is staple in the attire of many Mindanao indigenous people. 2) Inaul- Comes in striking colors, wherein each color embodies Mindanao virtues: ❤️Red for BRAVERY, 🧡Orange for 💛Yellow for ROYALTY, 💚Green for PEACE, 🖤 Black for DIGNITY, & 🤍White for PURITY and MOURNING. 3) Tanyak Tanyak- These are circles, spots and diamond patterns 4) T'nalak- made by women of royal blood, it has thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the T'boli women by memory. 5) Tepo Mat- are colorful hand-woven mat that is made from pandan leaves, which are abundant natural resource in their areas.
1. *Malong*- Rectangular or tubular skirt 2.*Inaul*-it has striking colors, wherein each color embodies Maguindanao virtues: Red for Bravery, Orange & yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity, and white for purity and morning..It is designed embroidered linen 3. *Tanyak-Tanyak*: Facial decoration is the most distinct tradition. These are circle, spots and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo and thick,white flour and water mixture. 4. *T'nalak*: Has thousands of patterns that reference to folk lore 5. *Tepo Mat*: Colorful hand/woven called tepo, made from pandan leaves. Has vibrant colors with no specific patterns.
1. Malong - It's a batik fabric is usually converted to 𝑚𝑎𝑙𝑜𝑛𝑔, the traditional tubular skirt that is staple in the attire of Mindanao indigenous groups. 2. Inaul - the fabric that represents, as the artistry of the weavers, but also the values that the maguindanao people hold in common. Comes striking colors, where in each color embodies maguindanao virtues; Red for Bravery, Orange and Yellow for Royalty, Green for Peace, Black for dignity, and White for Purity and Mourning. 3. Tanyak-tanyak - The most distinct tradition of the yakan tribe is a facial decoration. These are circle, spots and, diamond, patterns painted under skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water. This practice is done only for wedding ceremonies where the bride and groom are the ones who wear cosmetic decoration. 4. T' nalak - traditionally made by women of royal blood thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the t'boli women by memory. The designs are intricately done that branded t'nalak as "Woven Dreams" and the T'boli as "Dream Weavers". 5. Tepo Mat - sama groups are known for their colorful hand woven mat called tepo. they're made from pandan leaves, which are abundant natural resource in their areas.
✰ Malong -It is a large tubular garment that wraps around the body and it is made from batik fabric.The malong is usually an attire of many Mindanao indigenous people. ✰ Inaul -is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindanao. It's indeed comes in a multitude of vibrant colors, each of which portrays a Maguindanao virtue, such as red for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity, and white for purity and mourning. ✰ Tanyak-Tanyak -It is the most distinct tradition of the Yakan tribe which is face decorating/painting. Using bamboo tools and a thick mixture of white flour and water, these patterns of triangles, spots, and diamonds are drawn on the face. This is only done at weddings where the bride and groom are the only ones wearing face decorations. ✰T’nalak -Thousand of patterns that reflect folklore and stories are known by memory to the T'boli people, who historically created them by women of royal blood. T'nalak means "woven dreams," and T'boli means "dream weavers" because of their intricate designs. ✰Tepo mat -is a brightly colored hand-woven mat. These mats are highly sought after because they feature finer strips that are tightly woven, as well as a variety of itricate and colorful designs. Pandan leaves are used to make them. The motifs and designs woven into the mats include; balintung (mixture of zigzag and diamonds), pinaleko (zigzag design), palang born (large square of different colours), jali (stripped design), kusta sima (stripes and diamonds), kusta (different variation of checkered pattern) and malasa (small hexagons). Tepo Mat, is traditionally used as sleeping mat, a gift for newlyweds and also in recitation prayers.
Malong...the Malong is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube like wrap around skirt bearing a variety of geometric.... Tanyak-Tanyak...is a face painting costume unique to yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies.. Inaul....used Inaul weaving are tanor which is cottony silky rayon and shiny Katiyado.... Tepo Mat... colorful hand woven mat called tepo they are made from pandan leaves is a traditionally used as sleeping mat and good to a gift to a newlywed.... T'nalak...made by women of royal blood thousand of pattern to folketore are known by the memory to the T'boli people T'nalak means woven dreams...
Describe the elements of arts ( shape,color,line and texture) used in the following arts and crafts of Mindanao: Malong- a large tube like wrap-around skirt bearing a variety of geometric and okir design. Inaul- it comes with a striking colors Tanyak- a unique face painting custom.circle,diamond and spots are printed on the face using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of rice,starch or flour and water. T’nalak- a traditional weaving of T’boli people of south cotabato.the traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers because the pattern of t’nalak cloth are inspired by their dream. Tepo Mat- is a full of color hand woven. the mat have different uses like sleeping mat and praying mat.
1. Malong - rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs 2. Inaul - colorful and intricately designed cloth 3. Tanyak-Tanyak - Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water 4. T'nalak -The cloth is woven from abaca fibers and is naturally dyed from bark, roots, and certain plants. 5. Tepo Mat - colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi.
1) Malong - is a large, wrap-around tubular garment, measuring at least 165 x 165 cm, in colors of red, purple, and yellow, is worn for ceremonial occasions, simple plaid and stripes, can be made either of silk for ceremonial occasions or cotton for everyday wear. 2) Inaul - comes in striking colors 3) Tanyak-tanyak - uses shapes that are circular or spots arranged in a diamond or a squre pattern, uses implied lines in a diagonal, vertical, horizontal, or curved direction, uses only white because the pigment is made of rice starch or flour and water. 4) T'nalak - it has diamond shape, colors are wjite for pattern, red for relief and black (or deep brown) for the background. 5) Tepo Mat - has a colorful diamond, zigzag, wavy patterns.
Inaul - the fabric that represents, not just the weavers, but also the values that the Maguindanao people hold in common. Textile weaving is also Maguindanao's identity and culture. These are the colors that embody Maguindanao's virtues: Red: Bravery Orange and Yellow: Royalty Green: Peace Black: Dignity White: Purity and Mourning Tanyak-Tanyak- It's used for wedding ceremonies, it is the circle spots and diamond patterns that are painted to the skin using bamboo tools and mixture of flour and water. Tepo mat- it is made by sama group tribes that are handmade or hand-woven and they are made from pandan leaves which are the main and abundant resource in their areas. T'nalak - is made by women with royal blood traditionally that have thousands of patterns and design that refers to the T'Boli women folklore, dreams, and stories by their memory. The T'nalak in English translates into "woven dream" while the T'Boli tribes are called "dream weavers" Malong - the converted Batik fabric that is a tubular-shaped skirt that is a staple in the attire of the Mindanao indigenous groups Jay Em T. Espino 7-Einstein
✨Malong rectangular or tube like and has different colors and stripes ✨Inaul- comes from striking colors ✨T'nalak traditionally made by women of royal blood, thousands of patterns reference folktales and stories ✨Tepo mat is a colorful hand woven mat made from dwarf panda leaves ✨Tanyak-Tanyak the most distinct tradition of the yakan tribe These are circle spots and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water
1. The malong is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. 2.Inaul-Inaul is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindanao. The color of Inaul fabric reflects the vibrant culture of Maguindanao. three types of threads used in inaul weaving are tanor, which is cottony, silky rayon, and shiny katiyado. 3. Tanyak-Tanyak - Tanyak Tanyak is a face painting custom is unique to Yakan tribal culture.Circles, spots and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water. 4.T'nalak - T'nalak, is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. T'nalak cloth are woven from abacá fibers. The traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers, because the pattern of the t'nalak cloth are inspired by their dreams. 5.Tepo Mat - ‘TEPO’ or Weaved Mat Is one of the original and best weaving products of the Sama- Bajau in the community. It is made from the dried Pandan leaves that were cut into tiny strips and dyed for minutes and then are hand-woven into colored traditional woven mats.
Malong - has different color of stripe lines. Inaul - comes in striking colors Tanyak-Tanyak - facial decoration with circles, spots and diamond patterns T'nalak - thousands of patterns that reference folklore Tepo Mat - colorful hand-woven mat called tepo and is made from pandan leaves
1. Malong - it can be vertical, horizontal, zigzag,curved etc. It's sorrounded by edges and it can be any shapes.It has light colors.And its rough. 2.Anaul - It has zigzag and vertical lines.it is rectangle shape and triangle is the design shape. It had many colors that have different meanings.Its texture is rough. 3. Tinalak - It has many patterns.It had dark colors and the texture is rough. 4. Tanyak-tanyak - circle spots and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of water and flour. 5. Tepo mat - made from pandan leaves . Has different colors.It has many shapes.
Each one of them has unique characteristic The malong is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. Inaul means “weaved”, is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindanao. The color of Inaul fabric reflects the vibrant culture of Maguindanao T’nalak is a sacred cloth woven by the T'boli people in communities around Lake Sebu, Mindanao island. Traditionally made by women of royal blood, thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the T’boli women by memory. Fu Dalu, a spiritual guardian, guides t’nalak weaving, a process that is enriched with taboo and ritual. Tepo is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity Tanyak Tanyak is a face painting custom is unique to Yakan tribal culture. Worn only for wedding ceremonies; circles, spots and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water. The patterns are said to have no symbolic meaning but have been used for centuries as a form of cosmetic decoration long before commercial products were accessible Advance research po
1. The malong is usually made of cotton with simple plaids and stripes as the preferred patterns. The more elaborate malong made of silk, in colors of red, purple, and yellow, is worn for ceremonial occasions. 2.Inaul means "woven" in Maguindanaoan known for its geometric designs. This has been considered a status symbol and is referred as an object of "Barabangsa" (dignity). It takes about 2-3 weeks to make one of these beauties. These malongs were woven with either tanor (cottony thread), silky rayon or katiyado (super shiny thread). Sometimes a combination of the three. These pieces were handwoven by Babu Normina of Sultan Kudarat. 3. Tanyak-tanyak is a facial painting that is used for wedding ceremonies in Yakan Tribe culture. Shape - Tanyak-tankyak uses shapes that are circular or spots arranged in a diamond or a square pattern. Line - Tanyak-tanyak uses implied lines in a diagonal, vertical, horizontal, or curved direction. Color - Tanyak-tanyak uses only white because the pigment is made of rice starch or flour and water. 4. T'nalak is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. T'nalak has a distinctive tri-colour scheme: White for the pattern, red for relief elements and black (or deep brown) for the background. Fibres used in weaving are harvested from the abaca tree and prepared in a process known as kedungon. 5. Tepo mat is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi. -Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity. -The women will harvest, colour, design and weave the stunning and complex geometric patterns.
Describe the elements of arts (shape, color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of mindanao. ▪Malong, traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt. The malong is traditionally used as a clothes for both men and women of the numerous ethnic groups in the mainland Mindanao and parts of the Sulu Archipelago. They are usually wrapped around at waist or chest-height or are knotted over one shoulder. It can also be used as a blanket, hammock, prayer mat, and more. It is traditionally hand-woven using backstrap loom, with the patterns usually distinctive to a particular ethnic group. Malong is usually made of cotton, the preferred designs are simple and unique plaids and stripes. However, as modernity rises, modern malong are now machine-made with patterns that mimic the traditional local designs. ▪Inaul, is a Maguindanaon word which means “weaved”. Inaul is a unique fabric, that is physically and carefully woven by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindanao. There are three types of threads used in Inaul weaving, the first one, is tanor, which is cottony, the second one, is silky rayon, and lastly, shiny katiyado. The colours and tones of Inaul reflects to the vibrant and unique culture of Mindanao. For example, the colour "red" which signifies bravery, "green" for peace, "black" which defines dignity, and "white" which means sadness. ▪Tanyak Tanyak, refers to a cultural face painting which belongs to the Yakan tribal culture. It is only worn for wedding ceremonies. Using bamboo inplements and a thick mixture of white flour and water, they print circles, spots, and diamond patterns on the skin. The patterns doesn't have symbolic meaning, but it have been used for many centuries as a form of cosmetic decoration. ▪T'nalak, is T'boli people weaving tradition in South Cotabato, Philippines. It is usually made from abacá fibers. The traditional female weavers are named as dream weavers, because the patterns of the t'nalak cloth are inspired by their dreams. T'nalak is used for ritual purposes, an offering to the spirits and during festival celebrations. It is also an exchanged between families for food and supplies in the T'bolis' barter economy. ▪Tepo Mat, is a colorful hand-woven mat. These mats are highly coveted as they use finer strips that is woven tightly, plus they have an array of itricate and colorful designs. They are made from pandan leaves. The motifs and designs woven into the mats include; balintung (mixture of zigzag and diamonds), pinaleko (zigzag design), palang born (large square of different colours), jali (stripped design), kusta sima (stripes and diamonds), kusta (different variation of checkered pattern) and malasa (small hexagons). Tepo Mat, is traditionally used as sleeping mat, a gift for newlyweds and also in recitation prayers.
1.Malong-Cotton with simple plaids and stripes as the preferred patterns.Silk, in colors of red, purple, and yellow, is worn for ceremonial occasions. In the past, yellow was reserved for the local royalty. 2.Inaul-Which is cottony, silky rayon, and shiny katiyado. Rayon and tanor are often combined in malong called mestiza. The colours and tones used are just as reflective of Maguindanao culture. Red signifies bravery, green peace, black dignity, and white sadness. 3.Tanyak-Tanyak- Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water. 4.T'nalak is a traditional cloth found in Mindanao island made by a group of people in Lake Sebu, South Cotabato called T'bolis, Tboli people. This traditional cloth is hand-woven made of Abaca fibers which traditionally has three primary colors, red, black and the original color of the Abaca leaves. 5.Tepo mat-A Tepo is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity.
Ann January G. Mancera 7-Gates 1. Malong has a variety of different kind of striped lines 2. Inaul has a lot of strikingly beautiful colors 3. Tanyak-Tanyak is a Facial Decoration with a lot of different sizes of different shapes 4. T'nalak is a clothing style with a lot of patterns in it that represent folklore 5. Tepo Mat is a hand wovenmat that's made out of pandan leaves
Malong -is a rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing and it has diffirent. Inaul- is Maguindanao's traditional woven cloth,ansing tirelessly weaves all these patterns. Tanyak- circles,spots,and diamonds patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements. T'nalak-has three primary colors which is red,black and the orginal color of abaca leaves.
•MALONG is a traditional filipino rectangular or tube-like waparound skirt bearing a variety or geometic or okir designs. •INAUL a maguindanao word that literally means "weaved" is a unique fabric manually and maticulously woven mostly by maguindanao women weavers in mindanao •TANYAK-TANYAK is a face painting custom unique to yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies.Circles,spots,and diamond patlerns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water. •T'NALAK is a traditional cloth found in mindanao island made by a group of people in lake sebu,south cotabato called T'bolis ,Tboli people traditionally has three primary colors red,black,and the original color of the abaca leaves. •TEPO MAT is a colorful handwoven mat made from the dwarf pandan leaves which grow abudantly on the costs of Tawi-tawi.
1.Malong:is a tube like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric and okie design. 2.Inaul:It comes in striking color ,wherein each color embodies Maguindanao Virtues:🟥 for bravery,🟧and🟨 for royalty,🟩 for peace,⬛ for dignity and ⬜ for purity and mourning. 3.tanyak-tanyak:are circles,spots and diamond painted on the skin. 4.T'nalak:it has thousand of pattern 5.Tepo mat:Colorful hand-woven mat called tepo.They are made from pandan leavesp
Seo-hee P. Yoon 7-Malvar 1. Malong- Malong is a colorful traditional filipino cloth or dress that is rectangular or tube -like wrap around skirts bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs mostly wored by both men and women of the ethnic groups in the mainland mindanao. 2. Inaul- Comes in striking colors which embody or resembles the virtues of Maguindanao red for bavery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity, and white for purity and mourning. 3. Tanyak- Tanyak Is a facial decoration made by the Yakan tribe that are made of circles, spots and diamond pattern painted on the skin of the bride and groom, this practice can only be done in weddings. 4. T'nalak- Is traditionally made by women with royal blood, it has thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories known to the T'boli women by memory, the patterns of the cloth are inspired by their dreams. 5. Tepo Mat- Is a colorful Hand -woven mat created by the Sama groups, it is made from pandan leaves, which are plentiful and commonly found in their areas.
Describe the elements of arts (shape, color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of mindanao. 1. Malong - The malong is a traditional "tube skirt" made of handwoven or machine-made multi-colored cotton cloth, bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. The malong is akin to the sarong worn by peoples in Malaysia, Brunei and Indonesia. 2. Inaul - comes on striking color where each color embodies for maguindanao. Red is for bravery orange and yellow is for royalty green is for peace black is for dignity and white is for purity 3. Tanyak - tanyak - Tanyak Tanyak is a face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies. Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the face using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of rice starch or flour and water. 4. T’nalak - T'nalak is a traditional cloth found in Mindanao island made by a group of people in Lake Sebu, South Cotabato called T'bolis, Tboli people. This traditional cloth is hand-woven made of Abaca fibers which traditionally has three primary colors, red, black and the original color of the Abaca leaves. 5. Tepo mat - A Tepo is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity.
▪︎MALONG- A traditional tubular skirt that is staple in the attire of many Mindanao indigenous people. ▪︎INAUL- Comes in striking colors which represents the Maguindanao virtue. ▪︎TANYAK-TANYAK- are circles, spots, and diamond pattern painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of flour and water. ▪︎T'NALAK- Traditionally made by women of royal blood. Has thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories known to T'boli women by memory. ▪︎TEPO MAT- Colorful hand-woven mat which is made from Pandan leaves.
Allen Adrian G Paguia 7-Malvar 1.Malong - Its has different colors with stripes line. 2.Inaul- Textile weaving is a significant part of Maha kinda now's identity,it has brocade pattern with metallic thread,comes in striking color which embodies Maguindanao virtues. 3.Tanyak-tanyak - It is a facial decoration.Circles,spots and diamond patterns painted on the skin. 4.T'nalak - The design are intricately done that branded tina lock as woven dreams.It has distinctive tri-color scheme,White for the pattern,red for relief elements, Black or deep brown. 5.Tepo Mat - A colorful hand woven mat made from pandan leaves, their weaving designs taught from their ancestors with vibrant colors.
1.Malong-is a traditional Filipino-Bangsamoro rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir design.Malong has a soft texture. 2.Inaul-comes in striking colors wherein each color embodies Maguindanao virtues:red for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity, and white for purity and mourning. Inaul is a handwoven fabric it also has a soft texture. 3.Tanyak-Tanyak-The most distinct tradition of the Yakan tribe is the facial decoration. These are circle, spots and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water. 4.T'nalak-Traditionally made by women royal blood, thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the T'boli women by memory.The design are intricately done that branded t'nalak as"woven dreams and T'boli as dream weavers. and its texture reminds us of snakeskin. 5.Tepo Mat-is a colorful handwoven mat called tepo. They made from dwarf pandan leaves which are abundant natural resource in Tawi-Tawi. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-waeving is an important facet of their cultural identity. tepo mat is also has a soft texture.
Sean Frederic ROMERO 7-RIZAL MALONG- IS A TRADITIONAL FILIPINO RECTANGULAR OR TUBE LIKE WRAPAROUND SKIRT BEARING A VARIETY OF GEOMETIC OR OKIR DESIGNS. INAUL- Inaul is a time honored wearing tradition of the maguindanao people usually made into malong or wraparound skirts commonly and regularly used by both genders. Tankyak-Tanyak:Tanyak Tanyak is a face painting customs unique to rakan tribal culture worn only for wedding ceremonies cicless spots and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water T'nalak: T'nalak is a weaving tradition of the T'Boli people of south cotabato Philippines -T'nalak cloth are women from abaca fibers Tepo Mat:Geometrical Patterns and Colors of a Tepo mat made from panda leaves.
💗Question Time •MALONG=the traditional tubular skirt that is a staples on the many mindanao people and made of cotton the colors is yellow🟨, red🟥,purple🟪. •INAUL=comes in striking colors likes the examples red🟥-bravery black⬛-dignity whites⬜-purity and the mourning green🟩-peace orange/yellow🟧🟨-royalty represent the maguindanao virtues. •TANYAK-TANYAK=spots,circles,diamond pattern on the skin that using bamboo practice is done only wedding ceremony. •T'NALAK=traditionally made of by women of royal blood. •TEPO MAT=they made from pandan leaves coats tawi-tawi.💗
The malong is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. The sikukaruwang blends the main pattern, shaped like an elbow, with a diamond-shaped figure called the kinayupu.Tanyak-tanyak is a facial painting that is used for wedding ceremonies in Yakan Tribe culture. Line - Tanyak-tanyak uses implied lines in a diagonal, vertical, horizontal, or curved direction. Color - Tanyak-tanyak uses only white because the pigment is made of rice starch or flour and water.Black is the most dominant, as it serves as the overall background of the cloth, while red is used to accentuate the many patterns of the t'nalak, such as the diamond shapes that run lengthwise along the kumo, a rare variant of the t'nalak used as a wedding blanket.A Tepo is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity.
malong-traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. Inaul-the colors are reflective of the maguindanao culture. Tanyak Tanyak - a face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies. t'nalak - as the diamond shapes Tepo mat - colorful handwoven mat patterns that symbolize the craftsmanship and culture of the Badjaos in Tawi-Tawi.
1.Malung- is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. 2.Inaul-comes in striking colors wherein each color embodies maguidanao virtues. 3.tanyak-tanyak-these are circles spots and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tool's and thick mixture of white flour and water 4.T'nalak- thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the t'boli women by memory. 5.Tepo mat- colorful hand woven mat made from pandan leaves which are abundant resources in their area.
1. Malong -is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. 2. inaul a Maguindanaon word that literally means “weaved”, is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindanao. 3. tanyak-tanyak is a face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies. Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the face using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of rice starch or flour and water. 4. T'nalak, is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. T'nalak cloth are woven from abacá fibers. The traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers, because the pattern of the t'nalak cloth are inspired by their dreams. 5. Tepo is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity.
1. Malong Traditional rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety or geometric designs. It is consist of stripe lines that comes in variety of colors. 2. Inaul A maguindanaon word that literally means “weaved”. It is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven. It is consist of vibrant colors that represents Maguindanao virtues and culture. Red - Bravery Yellow and Orange - Royalty Green - Peace Black - Dignity White - Purity and Mourning 3. Tanyak-Tanyak Is face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture, only worn on wedding ceremonies. Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are painted on the skin using bamboo and a thick mixture of white flour and water. 4. T’nalak Is a weaving tradition of the T’boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. It is woven using abaca fibers. It contains thousand of patterns that reference folklores and stories. 5. Tepo Mat Is a colorful hand-woven mat made from dwarf pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coast of Tawi-Tawi.
Question Time : Describe the elements of arts (shape , color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of Mindanao : 1. Malong - a traditional tubular skirt made from batik which has a geometric and curvilinear patterns arranged on abstract manner. 2. Inaul - comes in striking colors that embodies Maguindanao virtues like red for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace , black for dignity and white for purity. 3. Tanyak -Tanyak - facial decoration of the Yakan tribe that are circles, spots and diamond patterns on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water . 4. T'nalak - has thousand of pattern intricately done in reference to the folklore and stories known to the T'boli women's memory . 5. Tepo mat - made from pandan leaves that are hand woven with vibrant color and no specific pattern. Jayden Harvey Gambalan 7 - Rizal
1. Malong = Tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. 2. Inaul = Comes in striking colors. 3. Tanyak-Tanyak 4. T'nalak = Are woven from abacá fibers, facial decoration with circles, spots and diamond patterns 5. Tepo Mat = (Colorful Hand) Woven mat called tepo and is made from pandan leaves.
Malong- skirt like that has different colors of stripes Inaul- comes in striking colors with different design like zigzags,circle,etc Tankyak-Tanyak- is a facial decoration with spots that commonly have diamond design/pattern T'nalak- a weaved abaca fibers it has many designs depending on a weaver dream. Tepo Mat- has a colorful wavy, diamond and zigzag patterns.
"Question Time" Describe the elements of arts (shape, color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of Mindanao: 1. Malong - Batik fabric is usually converted to malong, the traditional tubular skirt that is staple in the attire of many Mindanao indigenous groups. Batik uses geometric and curvilinear patterns that are arranged on abstract manner, perhaps, also addressing the tawhid Islam principle. Batik is a designed technique using wax-resist dye on fabric. 2. Inaul - Comes in striking colors, where in each color embodies Maguindanao virtues: red for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity, and white for purity and mourning. 3. Tanyak-Tanyak - The most distict tradition of the Yakan tribe is the facial decoration. These are circles, spots, and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water. 4. T'nalak - Traditionally made by woman royal blood, thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the T'boli women by memory. The designs are interactly done that branded t'nalak as "woven dreams" and the T'boli as "dream weavers. 5. Tepo Mat - The Sama groups are known for their colorful hand-woven mat called tepo. They are made from pandan leaves, which are abundant natural resources in their areas.
MALONG is one of the most well-known and widely-used textiles produced by the weavers of Mindanao. This multi-functional tubular garment that originates from the Maranao, a Muslim community that resides near Lake Lanao in Northwestern Mindanao. INAUL is the traditional woven cloth of the Maguindanaon.Into these beautiful fabrics are woven the history, culture, and identity of the people of Maguindanao which is why a group of young men and women is committed to keeping this tradition alive. TANYAK- TANYAK is a face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies.The whole face is given a white grounding with talcum powder mixed with water. Then the same mixture is stamped onto the face and sometimes on the hands and feet as well. Few people know how to do this. T' NALAK is a traditional hand-woven cloth indigenous to the T’boli people from the Cotabato region. It is woven in order to celebrate and pay tribute to major life events such as birth, life, marriage, or death within the community. The cloth is woven from abaca fibers and is naturally dyed from bark, roots, and certain plants. TEPO MAT is one of the original and best weaving products of the Sama- Bajau in the community. It is made from the dried Pandan leaves that were cut into tiny strips and dyed for minutes and then are hand-woven into colored traditional woven mats. These mats are usually used as sleeping mats, prayer mats and even for decorations that can be framed and for souvenirs as well.
•MALONG - a typical Filipino wraparound skirt with geometric or okir designs in a rectangular or tube-like shape. For ceremonial occasions, a more elaborate malong made of silk in red, purple, and yellow is worn. Yellow was once only worn by the tribal aristocracy. •INAUL - which means "woven" in Maguindaon, is a geometrically designed hand-woven tapestry fabric. The traditional colors of the inaul are said to represent true Maguindanaon values: red for courage, yellow and orange for monarchy, black for honor, green for peace, and white for mourning or purity. •TANYAK-TANYAK - is a traditional method of expressing both physical and cultural beauty. Tanyak Tanyak is a Yakan tribal face painting tradition that is only worn at weddings. Bamboo instruments with a thick mixture of rice starch or flour and water are used to print circles, spots, and diamond patterns on the forehead. •T'NALAK - is a hand-woven rug made of Abaca fibers in three primary colors: red, yellow, and the natural color of the Abaca leaves. Since the pattern of the t'nalak cloth is influenced by their dreams, traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers •TEPO MAT- a tepo is a colorful hand-woven mat made from Dwarf Pandan leaves that grow prolifically along the Tawi-Tawi coasts. Mat-weaving has traditionally been a female-only practice among the Sama-Bajau, but it is now an integral part of their cultural identity.
•MALONG has a colorful stripes line. •INAUL is a fabric weaved colorfully with different shapes such as zigzag, circle, and diamonds. •TANYAK-TANYAK is a facial decoration with spots and diamond patterns. •T'NALAK is a weaved clothing with a pattern of zigzag and diamond. •TEPO MAT has a colorful diamond, zigzag, wavy patterns.
Iony Fheonna H. Alvarez 7-Gates 1.Malong-has a different colors of stripes lines and usually made of cotton. 2.Inaul-the color of inaul fabric reflects the culture of maguindanao. 3.Tanyak-tanyak-uses shapes that are circular arranged in diamond or a square pattern. 4.T'nalak-color:white,red and black(or deep brown). 5.Tepo mat-made from pandan leaves which grow on the coasts of tawi-tawi.
Marco C. Baculi 7-Rizal Malong - is usually made of cotton with simple plaids and stripes as the preferred patterns. The more elaborate malong made of silk, in colors of red, purple, and yellow, is worn for ceremonial occasions. In the past, yellow was reserved for the local royalty. It uses geometric and curvilinear pattern. Inaul - texture is a blend of silk and gold threads infused into the pure cotton threads and woven in complicated techniques. Has geometric designs. Comes in striking color like red, orange, yellow, black and white. Tanyak-tanyak - Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water. T’nalak - has a distinctive tri-colour scheme: White for the pattern, red for relief elements and black (or deep brown) for the background. It is sturdy, and it's texture reminds us of snakeskin. The patterns are just so striking. Tepo Mat - a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves. In weaving this mat, the intention was to balance the vibrant colors (blue, pink, orange, green), with white and this color is used more dominantly than the other colors to arrive at the colored pattern. The total area of all the white regions exceeds the area of each of the regions of another color.
Jore, Nicole F. 1.MALONG is the traditional rectangular or tubular wraparound skirt of the Bangsamoro people of the Philippines, with various geometric or okir designs. 2. INAUL is a fabric that represents not only the craftsmanship of the weavers, but the values shared by the people of Maguindanao. Each color embodies the virtues of Maguindanao. Red stands for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity, and white for purity and mourning. 3.TANYAK-TANYAK is the Yakan's most distinctive tradition and face decoration. These are patterns of circles, dots, and diamond patterns drawn on the skin using bamboo tools and a thick mixture of white flour and water. It is only performed at weddings. 4.T'NALAK is tradionally made by women from royal blood, thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are know to the T'boli women by memory. T'boli women are called "dream weavers" because of this. 5.TEPO MAT is a colorful hand-woven mat made from pandan leaves.
1.Malong-A rectangular or tube-like 2.Inaul-Comes in striking colors 3.Tanyak-Tanyak-It is a face painting custom:circles,spots,and diamond patters are printed on the skin 4.T'nalak-The patters are inspired by their dreams 5.Tepo Mat-There are many patterns,colors,shape and line that are used
malong: rectangular skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs inaul: comes in striking color where each color emobodies for maguindanao red is for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, green si for peace, black for dignity, white for purity t'nalak: made by women of royal blood, thousand of patterns that referance to folklore and stories are known. tepo mat: made of pandan leaves.
Angie v torres 7-magsaysay 1. Malong- is a large wrap-around tubular garment with colorful bands called langkit, consisting of three to four colors with okir designs: scroll, leaf, or vine motifs woven in abstract forms. The Maguindanao, for their part, incorporate patterns directly into the bands. 2.INAUL~its comes in skirting color ,wherein each color embodies magguindanao virtues for bravery and for royalty for peace for dignity and for purity and mourning . TANYAK~are circles ,spots ,and diamond ,painted on the skin . T'NALAK ~it has thousand of pattern TEPO MAT~colorful hand woven mat called tapo they made from panda leaves.
1. Malong - is a large colorful woven tube that can be worn by men and women. It is usually made with cotton with simple plaids and stripes as the pattern. 2. Inaul - is a traditional woven cloth from the Maguindanao. It is colorful and intricately designed. The colors of it describes the vibrant culture of Maguindanao. 3. Tanyak-Tanyak - is a face painting custom unique to tribal culture. It is worn only for wedding ceremonies. 4. T'nalak - are made of abacá fibers. The pattern of the T'nalak cloth are inspired by the dream of the traditional female weavers. It is used for ritual purposes as an offering to the spirits and during festival celebrations. 5. Tepo - is a colorful hand woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan Leaves. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau. It has an important face of their cultural identity. Thank you po
Malong: A rectangular or tube-like wrap around skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir design. Inaul: Comes in striking were each color emobodies Maguindanao like red for bravery, orange and yellow for loyalty etc.. Tanyak-tanyak: circles, spots, and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water. Use for wedding. T'nalak: made by women of royal blood, thousands of patterns that reference to folklore and stories are known to t'boli women memory. Tepo mat: made from dwarf pandan leaves.
Malong- A Filipino rectangular or tube like wraparound skirt and has colored stripes. Inaul- It is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by women weavers in mindanao with different shapes and colors. Tanyak-Tanyak- A face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture, there are circle spots, and diamond patterns. T'nalak- A weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. T'nalak cloth are woven from abacá fibers. Tepo Mat- A Tepo mat is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi.
MALONG- a traditional tubular skirt that is staple in the attire of many Mindanao Indigenous groups. INAUL- comes in striking colors,where in each color embodies Maguindanao virtues: Red for bravery,orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity and white for purity and mourning TANYAK-TANYAK- These are circles,spots and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixtures of white flour and water T'NALAK- traditionally made by women of royal blood, thousands of patters that reference folklore and stories are known to the t'boli women by memory TEPO MAT- made from pandan leaves.
MALONG ~ has different color of stripe lines INAUL ~ comes in striking colors TANYAK~TANYAK ~ facial decoration with circles, spot and diamond patterns T'NALAK ~ weaved composed of zigzag and diamond patterns TEPO ~ colorful hand woven mat that is made out of pandan leaves
Malong- the malong is a traditional Filipino rectangular wraparound skirt and this is so beautiful Inaul- inaul is the traditional woven cloth of the magaundanaon and fabric waved colorfully. Tanyak- tanyak. - is a face painting custome inoque to yakan tribal culture and is worn only for medding ceremonies. T'nalak -is a traditional cloth found in Mindanao island. This is traditional cloth is hand-woven made of abaca fiber. Tepo mat - a tepo is colorful hand woven mat and this is so beautiful and important facet of thier cultural indentity.
Malong-rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. Inaul-The color of Inaul fabric reflects the vibrant culture of Maguindanao. Tanyak-Tanyak-Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water. T’nalak-Thousands of patterns Tepo Mat-It is made from the dried Pandan leaves that were cut into tiny strips and dyed for minutes
Philip John Caballa 7- Magsaysay Malong - the traditional tubular skirt that is staple in the attire of many Mindanao indegenous groups. Inaul - the fabric that represents,not just the artistry of the weavers but also the values that the Maguindanao people hold common. Tanyak - tanyak - face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture and is worn only on wedding ceremonies.Circles,spots and diamond patterns are printed on the screen using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water. T'nalak - traditionally it is made by women with royal blood.Thousands of patterns that reference folklores and stories are known to the T'boli women by memory.The designs are intrecately done that branded T'nalak as "woven dreams" and the T'boli as "dream weavers". Tepo mat - a colorful hand- woven mat made by Sama group.They are made by panda leaves,which is abundant resource in their areas.
Malong- Tube Like Wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric and okir design INAUL is a fabric weaved colorfully with different shapes such as zigzag, circle, and diamonds. T'nalak-traditionally made by woman of royal blood. Tanyak-tanyak-is a facial decoration with spots and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixtures of white flour and water. Tepo Mat- colorfull hands-woven mat called tepo and it made from panda leaves
Malong - is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. INaul-is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindana. Tanyak tanyak-Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water. T'nalak-T'nalak, is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. T'nalak cloth are woven from abacá fibers. Tepo mat-It is made from the dried Pandan leaves that were cut into tiny strips and dyed for minutes and then are hand-woven into colored traditional woven mats. Thanks u po😇
1. Malong - is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. the "malong a ampik", is characterized by a square pattern with lines and cross lines of contrasting primary colors along black and white geometrical shapes. 2. Inaul - which means “woven” in Maguindaon, is a hand-woven tapestry fabric with geometric designs. As a status symbol, it is revered as an object of “bara-bangsa” which means dignity. 3. Tanyak - Tanyak - is a facial painting that is used for wedding ceremonies in yakan tribe culture. Uses shape that are circular or spots arranged in a diamond or a square pattern. The uses implied lines in a diagonal, vertical, horizontal or curved direction. The color uses only white because the pigment is made of rice starch or flour and water. 4. T' balak - The traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers, because the pattern of the t'nalak cloth are inspired by their dreams. T’nalak has a distinctive tri-colour scheme: White for the pattern, red for relief elements and black (or deep brown) for the background. 5. Tepo Mat - A Tepo is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity
Mahery Cayelle V.Escoto 7-magsaysay 1.MALONG ~is a tube like wrapround skirt bearing a variety of geometric and okie design. 2.INAUL~its comes in skirting color ,wherein each color embodies magguindanao virtues for bravery and for royalty for peace for dignity and for purity and mourning . TANYAK~are circles ,spots ,and diamond ,painted on the skin . T'NALAK ~it has thousand of pattern TEPO MAT~colorful hand woven mat called tapo they made from panda leaves.
Question Time! Describe the elements of arts (shape,color,line,texture)used in the following arts and crafts of Mindanao. 1.Malong-rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. 2.Inaul-Comes in striking Colors,where in each color embodies Maguindanao virtues. Color:Red,Orange,Yellow,Green,Black and White. 3.Tanyak-Tanyak-The most distinct tradition of the Yakan tribe is the facial decoration. These are circles spots, and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water, This practice is done only for wedding ceremonies where the bride and groom are the ones who wear this cosmetic decoration. 4.T'nalak-Traditionally made by women of royal blood, thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the T'boli women by memory. The designs are intricately done that branded t'nalak as "woven dreams and the T'boli as "dream weavers Color:white,red and black 5.Tepo Mat-The Sama groups are known for their colorful hand-woven mat called tepo. They are made from pandan leaves,which are abundant naturalresource in their area. Color:pink,blue,white,orange and yellow.
1. Malong - The malong is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs 2. Inaul - is a Maguindanaon word that literally means “weaved”, is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindanao. The color of Inaul fabric reflects the vibrant culture of Maguindanao 3. Tanyak-tanyak is a face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies. Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water. 4. T'nalak- is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. T'nalak cloth are woven from abacá fibers. The traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers, because the pattern of the t'nalak cloth are inspired by their dreams 5. Tepo mat - is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi.
Miguel Sebastian C. Llacer Grade 7- Magsaysay April 11, 2021 1. Malong- is a large wrap-around tubular garment with colorful bands called langkit, consisting of three to four colors with okir designs: scroll, leaf, or vine motifs woven in abstract forms. The Maguindanao, for their part, incorporate patterns directly into the bands. 2. Inaul- has a luxurious texture which is a blend of silk and gold threads infused into pure cotton threads and woven in complicated techniques. The complicated weaving techniques produce one-of-a-kind designs such as rainbows, stripes and taro. Its signature colors of yellow and orange represent royalty, while red stands for bravery. Green signifies peace. White, the color of purity, is also worn during mourning. Black means dignity. 3. Tanyak-tanyak- is a facial painting that is used for wedding ceremonies in Yakan Tribe culture. It uses shapes that are circular or spots arranged in a diamond or a square pattern. Think of it as the patterns of Louis Vuitton. The lines are in a diagonal, vertical, horizontal, or curved direction. The color is only white because the pigment is made of rice starch or flour and water. 4. T'nalak- This traditional cloth is hand-woven made of Abaca fibers which traditionally has three primary colors, red, black and the original color of the Abaca leaves. It is a heritage and believed that the intricate and creative geometric patterns of the Tinalak was seen on the weaver's dreams. 5. Tepo mat- The Sama, in the little island of Tandubas, weaves a mat made of pandanus leaves called tepo. The two-layered, abstractly designed mat is unique to the people of Tawi-Tawi. THE SAMA MAT of Tawi-Tawi is double- layered and brightly colored. It uses finer strips woven tightly, plus it has an array of intricate and colorful designs. The motifs and designs woven into the mats include: balintung (a mixture of zigzag and diamonds), pinaleko (zigzag design), palang born (large square of different colors), jali (striped design), kusta sima (stripes and diamonds), kusta (a different variation of the checkered pattern) and malasa (small hexagons).
MALONG -The malong is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. INAUL -Inaul is the traditional woven cloth of the Maguindanaon. It is the Maguindanao word for “woven”. The fabric that represents,not just the artistry of the weaves, but also the values that Maguindanao people hold in common. Comes in striking colors, wherein each color embodies Maguindanao virtues: RED for bravery ORANGE and YELLOW for royalty GREEN for peace BLACK for dignity WHITE for purity and mourning. TANYAK-TANYAK -The most distinct tradition of yakan tribe is the facial decoration.These are circles,spots, and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of flour and water. T'NALAK -Traditonally made by women of royal blood,thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the t'boli women by memory. The designs are intricately done that branded t'nalak as "woven dreams" and the t'boli as "dream weavers". TEPO MAT -The sama groups are known for their colorful hand woven mat called TEPO. Traditionally an exclusive female activity amongst the sama-bajau , the mat weaving is an important face of their cultural beauty.
malong- has different stripe lines and colors inaul- a woven fabric with different colors and designs tanyak-tanyak- facial decoration t'nalak- thaousand of pattern that represent the folklore tepo mat- colorful mat that is made with panda leaves
1. The malong is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. 2.Inaul-Inaul, a Maguindanaon word that literally means “weaved”, is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindanao. The color of Inaul fabric reflects the vibrant culture of Maguindanao. three types of threads used in inaul weaving are tanor, which is cottony, silky rayon, and shiny katiyado. Rayon and tanor are often combined in malong called mestiza. 3. Tanyak-Tanyak - Tanyak Tanyak is a face painting custom is unique to Yakan tribal culture. Worn only for wedding ceremonies; circles, spots and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water. 4.T'nalak - T'nalak, is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. T'nalak cloth are woven from abacá fibers. The traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers, because the pattern of the t'nalak cloth are inspired by their dreams. 5.Tepo Mat - ‘TEPO’ or Weaved Mat Is one of the original and best weaving products of the Sama- Bajau in the community. It is made from the dried Pandan leaves that were cut into tiny strips and dyed for minutes and then are hand-woven into colored traditional woven mats. These mats are usually used as sleeping mats, prayer mats and even for decorations that can be framed and for souvenirs as well.
1. MALONG - Usually made of cotton with simple plaids and stripes. 2. INAUL - The color of inaul fabric reflects the vibrant culture of Maguindanao. 3. Tanyak - Use only white because the pigment,uses shapes that are circulator or spots arranged in a diamond or a square pattern. 4. T'nalak - has a distinctive tri-colour scheme; White for the pattern,red for relief elements and black or deep brown for the background. 5. Tepo Mat - colorful hand-woven mat made from the dwarf pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coast of Tawi Tawi.
Malong- have different colors of stripe lines. Inaul-have a striking colors Tanyak-tanyak -facial decoration with circles,spot and diamond patterns. T'nalak-is weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato.T'nalak clothes are woven from abaka fibers. Tepo Mat- a hand woven mat that is made out of pandan leaves.
TRISHA ALAVA ROSARIO ;7 - RIZAL Describe the elements of arts ( shape, color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of mindanao 1. Malong - Has different types of color of stripes 2. Inaul - comes in striking colors Red; for bravery Orange:yellow; for royalty Green; for peace Black; for dignity White: for purity 3. Tanyak- Tanyak - a decoration that has spots and diamonds patterns 4. T’nalak - type of clothing with thousands of patterns that represent folkore 5. Tepo mat - colorful hand- woven mat called tepo and is made from panda leaves
Malong- has a different color Inaul- is a traditional woven cloth in Mindanao Tanyak- is a facial painting custom unique to yakan tribal culture. T'nalak- is a waving traditional of the T'boli people of south cotabato Tepo mat- is made from dried pandan leaves that were cut into tiny strips and dyed for a minutes.
Malong-the malong is a traditional filipino rectangular or tube -like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. Inaul-inaul is the traditional woven cloth of the maguindanao. It is the maguindanao word "woven". Tanyak -tanyak tanyak is a face painting custom is unique to yakan tribal culture. T'nalak -t'nalak is a traditional cloth found in mindanao island made by a grouo of people in lake Sebu, south cotabato called t'bolis, tboli people. This traditionally has three primary colors, red, black,and the original color of the abaca leaves.
💕Question time 💕 1. Malong- The malong is a traditional Filipino-Bangsamoro rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. The malong is traditionally used as a garment by both men and women of the numerous ethnic groups in the mainland Mindanao and parts of the Sulu Archipelago. 2.Inaul- Inaul is a Maguindanaon and Iranun word, which literally means "weaved". Inaul is a handwoven fabric unique to the Maguindanaon and Iranun communities in Mindanao. It is commonly used as Malong. Inaul is more than just piece of fabric meticulously woven by the weavers. 3. Tanyak tanyak-Tanyak Tanyak is a face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies. Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water. 4. T'NALAK- T'nalak, is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. T'nalak cloth is woven exclusively by women who have received the designs for the weave in their dreams, which they believe are a gift from Fu Dalu, the T'boli Goddess of abacá. 5. Tepo mat-A Tepo is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity.
1. Malong - multi-colored cotton cloth with stripes and simple plaids as pattern 2. Inaul - It comes in striking colors that embodies Maguindanao virtues 3. Tanyak-Tanyak - circle spots and daimond patterns and the thick mixture of the tint are made of white flour and water 4. T'nalak - It has a distinctive tri-color scheme, white for pattern, red for relief elements, black or deep brown for background 5. Tepo Mat - A hand-woven mat that is made from Pandan leaves. It has a vibrant colors with no specific patterns
"Describe the elements of arts (shape, color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of Mindanao" ▪️Malong - is a traditional "tube skirt" made of handwoven or machine made multi-colored cotton cloth, bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. ▪️Inaul - is a Maguindanaon word that literally means "weaved", is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindanao. ▪️Tanyak-tanyak - is a face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies. Circles, spots and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water. ▪️T'nalak - is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. It is made from materials such as abaca, natural pigments and nut oil. The traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers because the pattern of the T'nalak cloth are inspired by their dreams. ▪️Tepo mat - is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan Leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi.
The malong is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. The malong is traditionally used as a garment by both men and women of the numerous ethnic groups in the mainland Mindanao and parts of the Sulu Archipelago. Inaul is the traditional woven cloth of the Maguindanaon. It is the Maguindanao word for “woven”. With inaul, Maguidanaon do not only provide us with colorful and intricately designed cloth. Tanyak Tanyak is a face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies. Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water. T'nalak, is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. T'nalak cloth are woven from abacá fibers. The traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers, because the pattern of the t'nalak cloth are inspired by their dreams. A Tepo is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity.
Describe the elements of arts (shape, color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of Mindanao: • MALONG- malong is usually made of cotton with simple plaids and stripes as the preferred patterns. The more elaborate malong made of silk, in colors of red, purple, and yellow, is worn for ceremonial occasions. • INAUL- Comes in striking colors, wherein each color embodies Maguindanao virtues: red for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity, and white for purity and mourning. • TANYAK-TANYAL- These are circles, spots, and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water. •T'NALAK- thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the T'boli women by memory. •TEPO MAT- They are made from pandan leaves, which are abundant natural resource in their areas.
malong - a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs Inaul - Maguindanaon word that literally means “weaved”, is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindanao. The color of Inaul fabric reflects the vibrant culture of Maguindanao tanyak tanyak - This body art represent the traditional way of showing both physical and cultural beauty which is known as Tanyak-Tanyak. Tanyak-Tanyak is a face painting custom unique to tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies T'nalak - is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. T'nalak cloth are woven from abacá fibers. The traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers, because the pattern of the t'nalak cloth are inspired by their dreams Tepo mat - is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity. The women will harvest, colour, design and weave the stunning and complex geometric patterns.
MALONG- wrap around tubular garment with geometric design. Usually made from silk for ceremonial occasions and cotton for everyday wear INAUL- Colorful and intricately design, brocade pattern and made up of metallic threads Red for bravery Orange and yellow for royalty Green for peace Black for dignity White for purity and mourning TANYAK-TANYAK- Face painting worn only on wedding ceremonies. Circles spots and diamond patterns made from a thick mixtures of white flour and water. T'NALAK- Made from abaca fibers and traditionally has three primary colors, red, black and the original color of the abaca leaves. TEPO MAT- Colorful hand woven mat made from dwarf pandan leaves usually with stunning and complex geometric pattern ♥️Julianna Marie L. Manansala♥️
Malong-Has a different color of strip lines inaul-comes in striking colors Tanyak-tanyak-facial decoration with circles,spots and diamond patterns T'nalak-is a type of clothing with thousands of patternsthat represent folklore Tepo mat-a hand woven mat that is made out of pandan leaves
Malong is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wrap around skirt bearing a variety of geometry. Inaul is a weaving tradition of the Maguindanaon people usually made into wraparound skirts commonly used by both gender. Tanyak-tanyak is circles, spots and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and mixture of white flour and water. T'nalak is traditionally made by women royal blood, thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the T'boli women by memory. Tepo Mat is a colourful hand woven mat made from the dwarf pandan leaves which grow abudantly on Tawi-Tawi. Thanks po!❤❤
Q: "Describe the elements of arts (shape, color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of Mindanao." A: 1. Malong - multicolores of stripe lines. 2. Inaul - comes in striking colors; red for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity, white for purity and mourning. 3. Tanyak-tanyak - a facial decoration with spots and diamond patterns. 4. T'nalak - type of clothing with thousands of patterns that represent folklore. 5. Tepo Mat - colorful hand-woven mat called tepo and is made from pandan leaves.
• MALONG - ( The malong is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. The malong is traditionally used as a garment by both men and women of the numerous ethnic groups in the mainland Mindanao and parts of the Sulu Archipelago. ) •INAUL - ( Inaul, a Maguindanaon word that literally means “weaved”, is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindanao. The color of Inaul fabric reflects the vibrant culture of Maguindanao. ) • TANYAK-TANYAK - ( Tanyak Tanyak is a face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies. Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water ) • T'NALAK - ( T'nalak, is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. T'nalak cloth are woven from abacá fibers. The traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers, because the pattern of the t'nalak cloth are inspired by their dreams. ) • TEPO MAT - ( A Tepo is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity )
Describe the elements of Arts(shape,color,line,texture) used in the ff. Arts and Crafts of Mindanao. 1. Malong can be worn by men and women,can be a wraparound skirt,have different colors can be a geometric ang stripe lines. 2. Inaul comes in striking colors red for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty,green for peace, black for dignity and white for purity. 3. Tanyak- tanyak have a facial decoration with circles,diamond pattern and spot. 4. T'nalak traditionally made by woman of royal blood,designs are intricately done that branded t' nalak as " woven dreams". 5.Tepo mat is a geometrical patterns and colors of a Tepo a mat made from pandan leaves.
ANNE KRISTINE D. MARANAN. APRIL 11, 2021- SUNDAY VII- GATES QUESTION TIME Describe the elements of art (shape, color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of Mindanao 1.Malong 2. Inaul 3. Tanyak-Tanyak 4. T'nalak 5.Tepo Mat Answer 1. Malong- rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing variety of geometric or okir-design 2. Inaul- comes in striking colors, Where in each color embodies Maguindanao Virtues Color: 💢 red, 🔶orange, 🌕yellow, 🥦green, 🖤black, and 🕊️white 3. Tanyak-Tanyak- The most distinct tradition of the Yakan Tribe is the facial decoration. These are circle spots, and diamond patterns painting on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water. This practice is done only for wedding ceremonies where the Bride and Groom are the ones who wears this cosmetic decoration. 4. T'nalak- Traditionally made by women of royal blood, thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the T'boli women by memory. The designs are inticately done that branded T'nalak as "Woven Dreams and the T'boli as dream weavers" Color: 🕊️white, 💢red, and 🖤black 5. Tepo Mat- The Sama groups are known for their colorful hand-woven mat called 'Tepo'. They are made from Panda Leaves, Which are abundant natural resource in their area. Color: 🌸pink, 🌀blue,🕊️white, 🔶orange and 🌕yellow
1. Malong The malong is a broad, wrap-around tubular garment worn by the Maranao and Maguindanao peoples of the southern Philippines. The malong is typically made of cotton for daily wear, with plain plaids and stripes as the favoured patterns. 2.Inaul (also called inol) is a Maguindanao weaving tradition that is typically made into malong or wraparound skirts that are generally worn by both sexes. Inaul is no longer limited to malong and is now used to create modern garments such as gowns, polo shirts, and trousers. 3. Tanyak-Tanyak- Circles, spots, and diamonds are used to decorate the face. 4. T'nalak - is a traditional Mindanao island cloth made by the T'bolis, Tboli people, who live in Lake Sebu, South Cotabato. This hand-woven modern fabric is made of Abaca fibers in three primary colors: red, black, and the original color of the Abaca leaves. 5. Tepo Mat It's made from dried Pandan leaves that have been cut into tiny strips and painted for a few minutes before being handwoven into colorful traditional woven mats. The province of Tawi-Tawi Islands produces the majority of the best Mats ( Tepo).
Describe the elements of arts ( shape, color, line and texture) used in the following MALONG - Also called a Batik design technique using wax-resist dyeing on fabric. Batik or Malong uses geometric and curvilinear pattern that are arranged on abstract manner. INAUL - comes in striking colors, where in each color embodies maguindanao virtues, red for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity and white for purity and mourning. TANYAK-TANYAK - a tradition of the yakan tribe is the facial decoration, these are the circle, spots and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water. TNALAK - made by women of royal blood, thousands of pattern that reference folklore and stories, tnalak has tricolor skin, white for the feather, red for the relieve elements and black, deep brown for the background. TEPO MAT - known for their colorful hand-woven mat called tepo, they are made from pandan leaves which are abundant natural resource in their area.
MALONG -malong is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. The malong is traditionally used as a garment by both men and women of the numerous ethnic groups in the mainland Mindanao and parts of the Sulu Archipelago. INAUL -Inaul, a Maguindanaon word that literally means “weaved”, is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindanao. The color of Inaul fabric reflects the vibrant culture of Maguindanao. TANYAK-TANYAK -Tanyak Tanyak is a face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies. Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water. T'NALAK -T'nalak is a traditional cloth found in Mindanao island made by a group of people in Lake Sebu, South Cotabato called T'bolis, Tboli people. This traditional cloth is hand-woven made of Abaca fibers which traditionally has three primary colors, red, black and the original color of the Abaca leaves. TEPO MAT -Tepo is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity.
"Describe the elements of arts (shape, color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of mindanao:" 1.) Malong -Malong is a colorful traditional filipino cloth or dress that is rectangular or tube-like wrap around skirts bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs mostly wored by both men and women of the ethnic groups in the mainland mindanao. 2.) Inaul - Comes in striking colors which embody or resembles the virtues of Maguindanao red for bavery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity, and white for purity and mourning. 3.) Tanyak-Tanyak -Is a facial decoration made by the Yakan tribe that are made of circles, spots and diamond pattern painted on the skin of the bride and groom, this practice can only be done in weddings. 4.) T'nalak -Is traditionally made by women with royal blood, it has thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories known to the T'boli women by memory, the patterns of the cloth are inspired by their dreams. 5.) Tepo Mat -Is a colorful Hand-woven mat created by the Sama groups, it is made from pandan leaves, which are plentiful and commonly found in their areas.
Question: • Describe the element of arts (shape,color,line,texture) used in the following arts and crafts of Mindanao: • Malong - Has different colour stripe line • Inaul - Striking colors: • Red for bravery • Orange and Yellow for Royalty • Green for peace • Black for dignity • White for purity and mourning • Tanyak - Tanyak - Facial Painting Custom: • Circles spots • Diamond Patterns using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water • T'nalak - Traditional made by women of royal blood, Patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the T'boli women by memory. • Tepo Mat - Colorful diamond, wavy patterns and zizag
Chriz Warren B. Maddumba Grade 7 - Rizal •Question time• Describe the elements of arts (shape, Color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of mindanao: 1. Malong- Traditional filipino rectangular or tube-like wrap around skirt bearing a variety of geometric or skir design and has different types of color 2. Inaul- comes in striking colors wherein each color embodies maguindanao virtues: red for bravery orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace black for diginity and white for purity and mourning 3.Tanyak-Tanyak - facial painting decoration patterns created with rice flour water and bamboo tools represent the moon and the stars 4.T-nalak - A thousands of patterns that reference folkfore and stories are known to the T'boil women by memory. 5. Tepo mat- A colorful hand-woven mat made from the dwarf pandan leaves Thank you po ma'am😊
Question time! 1. Malong- is a colorful cotton cloth with simple plaids and stipes as the pattern or design. 2. Inaul- comes with vibrant color, in which every color expresses the maguindanao virtue. 3.Tanyak-tanyak - are circle spots along with diamond patterns that are painted on the skin using a bamboo stick. 4. T'nalak- thousands of patterns that reference folklore. The traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers as the patterns of T'nalak are inspired by their dreams 5. Tepo Mat- it is a mat that is made from pandan leaves, generally tepo mat has no specific designs nor pattern, but has vibrant colors.
1.Malong is a rectangular or tube like wraparound skirt it posses a variety of geometric designs and colors.
2.Inaul has striking colors each one of them has a meaning red for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity and white for purity.
3.Tanyak tanyak is a decoration with spots and diamond patterns that are printed on the skin.
4.T'nalak are made by women of royal blood and is called "woven dream".
5.Tepo mat is a colorful hand made mat that are made from panda leaves.
1.) malong - the malong is rectangular or tube like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs.
2.) Inaul - comes in striking colors, wherein each color embodies maguindanao virtues: red for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity, and white for purity and mourning.
3.) tanyak-tanyak - these are circle, spots, and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water.
4.) T’nalak - traditionally made by women of royal blood, thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the T’boli women by memory. The design are intricately done that branded t’nalak as “women dreams” and the T’boli as “ dreams weaves “
5.) Tepo mat - the design of the tepo is also a personal expression of life of the badjao weaver who made the mat. It is made from thr dward pardan leaves
Malong: rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs
Inaul: Comes in striking color where each color emobodies Maguindanao like red for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, etc
Tanyak - tanyak: circles, spots, and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water. Use for wedding
T'nalak: made by women of royal blood, thousands of patterns that referance to folklore and stories are known to t'boli women by memory.
Tepo mat: made from dwarf pandan leaves
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Question Time: Describe the elements of arts (shape, color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of Mindanao:
1. Malong - a simple plaids and stripes. Colored patterns of red, purple and yellow. It bears a variety of geometric or okir designs.
2. Inaul - with geometric designs uses yellow, maroon, orange and black for royalty. The common designs are tje rainbow or changing hues of threads, stripes and wide border.
3. Tanyak Tanyak - a unique tribal culture of circles, spots and diamonds pattern that are printed on the face.
4. T'nalak -a traditional cloth found in Mindanao. A hand woven made of abaca fibers with three primary colors, red, black and the original color of abaca leaves
5. Tepo Mat - a colored hand woven made from pandan leaves. A two layered abstractly designed that is unique. Brightly colored, balance of vibrant colors of blue, pink, orange and green. A pattern of stripes, multi coloured squares, checkered and zigzag
1. Making :is a tube like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric and okie designs.
2. Inaul:It comes in striking color ,where in each color embodies maguindanao virtues:🟥for bravery,🟧and🟨 for royalty,🟩 for peace,⬛for dignity and,⬜for purity and mourning.
3.tanyak-tanyak:are circles, spots and diamond painted
On the skin
4. T'nalak:it has thousand of pattern
5. Tempo mat:colorful hand woven mat called tempo. They Are made frome panda leavesp.
batik mindanao- its beautiful design and its shapes and beautiful fabrics "🤩
1.Malong-rectangular tube like. It consists of 3 colors red, purple, and yellow. It bears a large variety of geometric or okir designs.
2.Inaul-Considered as "Bara-bangsa", a term that describes royalty, dignity, and nobility. It is shaped like an elbow, with the "kinayupu" design (a diamond shaped figure).
3.Tanyak-Tanyak-Is a face painting custom unique to yakan tribal culture and is worn only for the wedding ceremonies. Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water.
4.T'nalak-A distinctive tri-colour scheme, white for the pattern, red for relief elements and black (or deep brown) for the background. It is weaved usinf abaca. And the texture feels like a snakeskin.
5.Tepo Mat-Is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the dwarf pandan leaves.And it has natural colors.
malong - a fabric with a variety of designs
Inaul- it is colorful and the mean net is weaved
Tanyak tanyak- it is used in wedding and it has designs that are diamonds etc ..
T'nalac - this is a traditional dress made in south cotabato and it has taylong primary colors.
Tepo mat- it is a colorful and made by little people it is important in their culture.
💛Question Time💛
1. Malong - The line can be horizontal, vertical, diagonal, zigzagged, curved, freeform, thick, thin, light or darker.
Shape is a flat area surrounded by edges or an outline. Artists use all kinds of shapes. Geometric shapes are precise and regular, like squares, rectangles, and triangles.
Even the brush strokes used in a painting can create a textured surface that can be felt and seen.
The more elaborate malong made of silk, in colors of red, purple, and yellow, is worn for ceremonial occasions. In the past, yellow was reserved for the local royalty. Today, the men prefer the malong with dark shades of red and magenta, and the women prefer yellow.
2.. Inaul - The that represent, not just the artistry of the weavers, but also the values that the Maguindanao people hold in common.
Come from striking colors, wherein each color embodies Maguindanao virtues:
Red ❤️ for Bravery
Orange 🧡 and yellow 💛 for Royalty
Green 💚 for Peace
Black 🖤 for Dignity
White 🤍 for Purity and Mourning
3. Tanyak-tanyak - Tanyak-tanyak is facial decoration with spots and diamond patterns. uses only white because the pigment is made of rice starch or flour and water. Practice is done only wedding ceremony.
4. T'nalak - traditionally made by woman of royal blood. designs are intricately done that branded t'nalak as "woven dreams".
5. Tepo Mat - Colorful hand-woven mat called tepo. They are made from panda leaves.
1) Malong- A traditional tubular skirt that is staple in the attire of many Mindanao indigenous people.
2) Inaul- Comes in striking colors, wherein each color embodies Mindanao virtues: ❤️Red for BRAVERY, 🧡Orange for 💛Yellow for ROYALTY, 💚Green for PEACE, 🖤 Black for DIGNITY, & 🤍White for PURITY and MOURNING.
3) Tanyak Tanyak- These are circles, spots and diamond patterns
4) T'nalak- made by women of royal blood, it has thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the T'boli women by memory.
5) Tepo Mat- are colorful hand-woven mat that is made from pandan leaves, which are abundant natural resource in their areas.
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1. *Malong*- Rectangular or tubular skirt
2.*Inaul*-it has striking colors, wherein each color embodies Maguindanao virtues: Red for Bravery, Orange & yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity, and white for purity and morning..It is designed embroidered linen
3. *Tanyak-Tanyak*: Facial decoration is the most distinct tradition. These are circle, spots and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo and thick,white flour and water mixture.
4. *T'nalak*: Has thousands of patterns that reference to folk lore
5. *Tepo Mat*: Colorful hand/woven called tepo, made from pandan leaves. Has vibrant colors with no specific patterns.
1. Malong
- It's a batik fabric is usually converted to 𝑚𝑎𝑙𝑜𝑛𝑔, the traditional tubular skirt that is staple in the attire of Mindanao indigenous groups.
2. Inaul
- the fabric that represents, as the artistry of the weavers, but also the values that the maguindanao people hold in common.
Comes striking colors, where in each color embodies maguindanao virtues; Red for Bravery, Orange and Yellow for Royalty, Green for Peace, Black for dignity, and White for Purity and Mourning.
3. Tanyak-tanyak
- The most distinct tradition of the yakan tribe is a facial decoration. These are circle, spots and, diamond, patterns painted under skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water. This practice is done only for wedding ceremonies where the bride and groom are the ones who wear cosmetic decoration.
4. T' nalak
- traditionally made by women of royal blood thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the t'boli women by memory.
The designs are intricately done that branded t'nalak as "Woven Dreams" and the T'boli as "Dream
Weavers".
5. Tepo Mat
- sama groups are known for their colorful hand woven mat called tepo. they're made from pandan leaves, which are abundant natural resource in their areas.
✰ Malong
-It is a large tubular garment that wraps around the body and it is made from batik fabric.The malong is usually an attire of many Mindanao indigenous people.
✰ Inaul
-is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindanao. It's indeed comes in a multitude of vibrant colors, each of which portrays a Maguindanao virtue, such as red for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity, and white for purity and mourning.
✰ Tanyak-Tanyak
-It is the most distinct tradition of the Yakan tribe which is face decorating/painting. Using bamboo tools and a thick mixture of white flour and water, these patterns of triangles, spots, and diamonds are drawn on the face. This is only done at weddings where the bride and groom are the only ones wearing face decorations.
✰T’nalak
-Thousand of patterns that reflect folklore and stories are known by memory to the T'boli people, who historically created them by women of royal blood. T'nalak means "woven dreams," and T'boli means "dream weavers" because of their intricate designs.
✰Tepo mat
-is a brightly colored hand-woven mat. These mats are highly sought after because they feature finer strips that are tightly woven, as well as a variety of itricate and colorful designs. Pandan leaves are used to make them. The motifs and designs woven into the mats include; balintung (mixture of zigzag and diamonds), pinaleko (zigzag design), palang born (large square of different colours), jali (stripped design), kusta sima (stripes and diamonds), kusta (different variation of checkered pattern) and malasa (small hexagons). Tepo Mat, is traditionally used as sleeping mat, a gift for newlyweds and also in recitation prayers.
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Tanyak-Tanyak...is a face painting costume unique to yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies..
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Tepo Mat... colorful hand woven mat called tepo they are made from pandan leaves is a traditionally used as sleeping mat and good to a gift to a newlywed....
T'nalak...made by women of royal blood thousand of pattern to folketore are known by the memory to the T'boli people T'nalak means woven dreams...
Describe the elements of arts ( shape,color,line and texture) used in the following arts and crafts of Mindanao:
Malong- a large tube like wrap-around skirt bearing a variety of geometric and okir design.
Inaul- it comes with a striking colors
Tanyak- a unique face painting custom.circle,diamond and spots are printed on the face using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of rice,starch or flour and water.
T’nalak- a traditional weaving of T’boli people of south cotabato.the traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers because the pattern of t’nalak cloth are inspired by their dream.
Tepo Mat- is a full of color hand woven. the mat have different uses like sleeping mat and praying mat.
1. Malong - rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs
2. Inaul - colorful and intricately designed cloth
3. Tanyak-Tanyak - Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water
4. T'nalak -The cloth is woven from abaca fibers and is naturally dyed from bark, roots, and certain plants.
5. Tepo Mat - colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi.
1) Malong - is a large, wrap-around tubular garment, measuring at least 165 x 165 cm, in colors of red, purple, and yellow, is worn for ceremonial occasions, simple plaid and stripes, can be made either of silk for ceremonial occasions or cotton for everyday wear.
2) Inaul - comes in striking colors
3) Tanyak-tanyak - uses shapes that are circular or spots arranged in a diamond or a squre pattern, uses implied lines in a diagonal, vertical, horizontal, or curved direction, uses only white because the pigment is made of rice starch or flour and water.
4) T'nalak - it has diamond shape, colors are wjite for pattern, red for relief and black (or deep brown) for the background.
5) Tepo Mat - has a colorful diamond, zigzag, wavy patterns.
Inaul - the fabric that represents, not just the weavers, but also the values that the Maguindanao people hold in common. Textile weaving is also Maguindanao's identity and culture.
These are the colors that embody Maguindanao's virtues:
Red: Bravery
Orange and Yellow: Royalty
Green: Peace
Black: Dignity
White: Purity and Mourning
Tanyak-Tanyak- It's used for wedding ceremonies, it is the circle spots and diamond patterns that are painted to the skin using bamboo tools and mixture of flour and water.
Tepo mat- it is made by sama group tribes that are handmade or hand-woven and they are made from pandan leaves which are the main and abundant resource in their areas.
T'nalak - is made by women with royal blood traditionally that have thousands of patterns and design that refers to the T'Boli women folklore, dreams, and stories by their memory. The T'nalak in English translates into "woven dream" while the T'Boli tribes are called "dream weavers"
Malong - the converted Batik fabric that is a tubular-shaped skirt that is a staple in the attire of the Mindanao indigenous groups
Jay Em T. Espino
7-Einstein
✨Malong rectangular or tube like and has different colors and stripes
✨Inaul- comes from striking colors
✨T'nalak traditionally made by women of royal blood, thousands of patterns reference folktales and stories
✨Tepo mat is a colorful hand woven mat made from dwarf panda leaves
✨Tanyak-Tanyak the most distinct tradition of the yakan tribe
These are circle spots and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water
1. The malong is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs.
2.Inaul-Inaul is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindanao. The color of Inaul fabric reflects the vibrant culture of Maguindanao. three types of threads used in inaul weaving are tanor, which is cottony, silky rayon, and shiny katiyado.
3. Tanyak-Tanyak - Tanyak Tanyak is a face painting custom is unique to Yakan tribal culture.Circles, spots and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water.
4.T'nalak - T'nalak, is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. T'nalak cloth are woven from abacá fibers. The traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers, because the pattern of the t'nalak cloth are inspired by their dreams.
5.Tepo Mat - ‘TEPO’ or Weaved Mat
Is one of the original and best weaving products of the Sama- Bajau in the community. It is made from the dried Pandan leaves that were cut into tiny strips and dyed for minutes and then are hand-woven into colored traditional woven mats.
Malong - has different color of stripe lines.
Inaul - comes in striking colors
Tanyak-Tanyak - facial decoration with circles, spots and diamond patterns
T'nalak - thousands of patterns that reference folklore
Tepo Mat - colorful hand-woven mat called tepo and is made from pandan leaves
1. Malong - it can be vertical, horizontal, zigzag,curved etc.
It's sorrounded by edges and it can be any shapes.It has light colors.And its rough.
2.Anaul - It has zigzag and vertical lines.it is rectangle shape and triangle is the design shape. It had many colors that have different meanings.Its texture is rough.
3. Tinalak - It has many patterns.It had dark colors and the texture is rough.
4. Tanyak-tanyak - circle spots and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of water and flour.
5. Tepo mat - made from pandan leaves . Has different colors.It has many shapes.
Each one of them has unique characteristic
The malong is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs.
Inaul means “weaved”, is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindanao. The color of Inaul fabric reflects the vibrant culture of Maguindanao
T’nalak is a sacred cloth woven by the T'boli people in communities around Lake Sebu, Mindanao island. Traditionally made by women of royal blood, thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the T’boli women by memory. Fu Dalu, a spiritual guardian, guides t’nalak weaving, a process that is enriched with taboo and ritual.
Tepo is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi.
Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity
Tanyak Tanyak is a face painting custom is unique to Yakan tribal culture. Worn only for wedding ceremonies; circles, spots and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water. The patterns are said to have no symbolic meaning but have been used for centuries as a form of cosmetic decoration long before commercial products were accessible
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1. The malong is usually made of cotton with simple plaids and stripes as the preferred patterns. The more elaborate malong made of silk, in colors of red, purple, and yellow, is worn for ceremonial occasions.
2.Inaul means "woven" in Maguindanaoan known for its geometric designs. This has been considered a status symbol and is referred as an object of "Barabangsa" (dignity). It takes about 2-3 weeks to make one of these beauties. These malongs were woven with either tanor (cottony thread), silky rayon or katiyado (super shiny thread). Sometimes a combination of the three. These pieces were handwoven by Babu Normina of Sultan Kudarat.
3. Tanyak-tanyak is a facial painting that is used for wedding ceremonies in Yakan Tribe culture.
Shape - Tanyak-tankyak uses shapes that are circular or spots arranged in a diamond or a square pattern.
Line - Tanyak-tanyak uses implied lines in a diagonal, vertical, horizontal, or curved direction.
Color - Tanyak-tanyak uses only white because the pigment is made of rice starch or flour and water.
4. T'nalak is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. T'nalak has a distinctive tri-colour scheme: White for the pattern, red for relief elements and black (or deep brown) for the background. Fibres used in weaving are harvested from the abaca tree and prepared in a process known as kedungon.
5. Tepo mat is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi.
-Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity.
-The women will harvest, colour, design and weave the stunning and complex geometric patterns.
Describe the elements of arts (shape, color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of mindanao.
▪Malong, traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt. The malong is traditionally used as a clothes for both men and women of the numerous ethnic groups in the mainland Mindanao and parts of the Sulu Archipelago. They are usually wrapped around at waist or chest-height or are knotted over one shoulder. It can also be used as a blanket, hammock, prayer mat, and more. It is traditionally hand-woven using backstrap loom, with the patterns usually distinctive to a particular ethnic group. Malong is usually made of cotton, the preferred designs are simple and unique plaids and stripes. However, as modernity rises, modern malong are now machine-made with patterns that mimic the traditional local designs.
▪Inaul, is a Maguindanaon word which means “weaved”. Inaul is a unique fabric, that is physically and carefully woven by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindanao. There are three types of threads used in Inaul weaving, the first one, is tanor, which is cottony, the second one, is silky rayon, and lastly, shiny katiyado. The colours and tones of Inaul reflects to the vibrant and unique culture of Mindanao. For example, the colour "red" which signifies bravery, "green" for peace, "black" which defines dignity, and "white" which means sadness.
▪Tanyak Tanyak, refers to a cultural face painting which belongs to the Yakan tribal culture. It is only worn for wedding ceremonies. Using bamboo inplements and a thick mixture of white flour and water, they print circles, spots, and diamond patterns on the skin. The patterns doesn't have symbolic meaning, but it have been used for many centuries as a form of cosmetic decoration.
▪T'nalak, is T'boli people weaving tradition in South Cotabato, Philippines. It is usually made from abacá fibers. The traditional female weavers are named as dream weavers, because the patterns of the t'nalak cloth are inspired by their dreams. T'nalak is used for ritual purposes, an offering to the spirits and during festival celebrations. It is also an exchanged between families for food and supplies in the T'bolis' barter economy.
▪Tepo Mat, is a colorful hand-woven mat. These mats are highly coveted as they use finer strips that is woven tightly, plus they have an array of itricate and colorful designs. They are made from pandan leaves. The motifs and designs woven into the mats include; balintung (mixture of zigzag and diamonds), pinaleko (zigzag design), palang born (large square of different colours), jali (stripped design), kusta sima (stripes and diamonds), kusta (different variation of checkered pattern) and malasa (small hexagons). Tepo Mat, is traditionally used as sleeping mat, a gift for newlyweds and also in recitation prayers.
1.Malong-Cotton with simple plaids and stripes as the preferred patterns.Silk, in colors of red, purple, and yellow, is worn for ceremonial occasions. In the past, yellow was reserved for the local royalty.
2.Inaul-Which is cottony, silky rayon, and shiny katiyado. Rayon and tanor are often combined in malong called mestiza. The colours and tones used are just as reflective of Maguindanao culture. Red signifies bravery, green peace, black dignity, and white sadness.
3.Tanyak-Tanyak- Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water.
4.T'nalak is a traditional cloth found in Mindanao island made by a group of people in Lake Sebu, South Cotabato called T'bolis, Tboli people. This traditional cloth is hand-woven made of Abaca fibers which traditionally has three primary colors, red, black and the original color of the Abaca leaves.
5.Tepo mat-A Tepo is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity.
Ann January G. Mancera
7-Gates
1. Malong has a variety of different kind of striped lines
2. Inaul has a lot of strikingly beautiful colors
3. Tanyak-Tanyak is a Facial Decoration with a lot of different sizes of different shapes
4. T'nalak is a clothing style with a lot of patterns in it that represent folklore
5. Tepo Mat is a hand wovenmat that's made out of pandan leaves
Malong -is a rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing and it has diffirent.
Inaul- is Maguindanao's traditional woven cloth,ansing tirelessly weaves all these patterns.
Tanyak- circles,spots,and diamonds patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements.
T'nalak-has three primary colors which is red,black and the orginal color of abaca leaves.
•MALONG is a traditional filipino rectangular or tube-like waparound skirt bearing a variety or geometic or okir designs.
•INAUL a maguindanao word that literally means "weaved" is a unique fabric manually and maticulously woven mostly by maguindanao women weavers in mindanao
•TANYAK-TANYAK is a face painting custom unique to yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies.Circles,spots,and diamond patlerns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water.
•T'NALAK is a traditional cloth found in mindanao island made by a group of people in lake sebu,south cotabato called T'bolis ,Tboli people traditionally has three primary colors red,black,and the original color of the abaca leaves.
•TEPO MAT is a colorful handwoven mat made from the dwarf pandan leaves which grow abudantly on the costs of Tawi-tawi.
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1.Malong:is a tube like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric and okie design.
2.Inaul:It comes in striking color ,wherein each color embodies Maguindanao Virtues:🟥 for bravery,🟧and🟨 for royalty,🟩 for peace,⬛ for dignity and ⬜ for purity and mourning.
3.tanyak-tanyak:are circles,spots and diamond painted on the skin.
4.T'nalak:it has thousand of pattern
5.Tepo mat:Colorful hand-woven mat called tepo.They are made from pandan leavesp
Seo-hee P. Yoon
7-Malvar
1. Malong- Malong is a colorful traditional filipino cloth or dress that is rectangular or tube -like wrap around skirts bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs mostly wored by both men and women of the ethnic groups in the mainland mindanao.
2. Inaul- Comes in striking colors which embody or resembles the virtues of Maguindanao red for bavery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity, and white for purity and mourning.
3. Tanyak- Tanyak Is a facial decoration made by the Yakan tribe that are made of circles, spots and diamond pattern painted on the skin of the bride and groom, this practice can only be done in weddings.
4. T'nalak- Is traditionally made by women with royal blood, it has thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories known to the T'boli women by memory, the patterns of the cloth are inspired by their dreams.
5. Tepo Mat- Is a colorful Hand -woven mat created by the Sama groups, it is made from pandan leaves, which are plentiful and commonly found in their areas.
Describe the elements of arts (shape, color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of mindanao.
1. Malong - The malong is a traditional "tube skirt" made of handwoven or machine-made multi-colored cotton cloth, bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. The malong is akin to the sarong worn by peoples in Malaysia, Brunei and Indonesia.
2. Inaul - comes on striking color where each color embodies for maguindanao. Red is for bravery orange and yellow is for royalty green is for peace black is for dignity and white is for purity
3. Tanyak - tanyak - Tanyak Tanyak is a face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies. Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the face using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of rice starch or flour and water.
4. T’nalak - T'nalak is a traditional cloth found in Mindanao island made by a group of people in Lake Sebu, South Cotabato called T'bolis, Tboli people. This traditional cloth is hand-woven made of Abaca fibers which traditionally has three primary colors, red, black and the original color of the Abaca leaves.
5. Tepo mat - A Tepo is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity.
▪︎MALONG- A traditional tubular skirt that is staple in the attire of many Mindanao indigenous people.
▪︎INAUL- Comes in striking colors which represents the Maguindanao virtue.
▪︎TANYAK-TANYAK- are circles, spots, and diamond pattern painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of flour and water.
▪︎T'NALAK- Traditionally made by women of royal blood. Has thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories known to T'boli women by memory.
▪︎TEPO MAT- Colorful hand-woven mat which is made from Pandan leaves.
Allen Adrian G Paguia
7-Malvar
1.Malong - Its has different colors with stripes line.
2.Inaul- Textile weaving is a significant part of Maha kinda now's identity,it has brocade pattern with metallic thread,comes in striking color which embodies Maguindanao virtues.
3.Tanyak-tanyak - It is a facial decoration.Circles,spots and diamond patterns painted on the skin.
4.T'nalak - The design are intricately done that branded tina lock as woven dreams.It has distinctive tri-color scheme,White for the pattern,red for relief elements, Black or deep brown.
5.Tepo Mat - A colorful hand woven mat made from pandan leaves, their weaving designs taught from their ancestors with vibrant colors.
1.Malong-is a traditional Filipino-Bangsamoro rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir design.Malong has a soft texture.
2.Inaul-comes in striking colors wherein each color embodies Maguindanao virtues:red for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity, and white for purity and mourning. Inaul is a handwoven fabric it also has a soft texture.
3.Tanyak-Tanyak-The most distinct tradition of the Yakan tribe is the facial decoration. These are circle, spots and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water.
4.T'nalak-Traditionally made by women royal blood, thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the T'boli women by memory.The design are intricately done that branded t'nalak as"woven dreams and T'boli as dream weavers. and its texture reminds us of snakeskin.
5.Tepo Mat-is a colorful handwoven mat called tepo. They made from dwarf pandan leaves which are abundant natural resource in Tawi-Tawi.
Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-waeving is an important facet of their cultural identity. tepo mat is also has a soft texture.
Sean Frederic ROMERO
7-RIZAL
MALONG- IS A TRADITIONAL FILIPINO RECTANGULAR OR TUBE
LIKE WRAPAROUND SKIRT BEARING A VARIETY OF GEOMETIC OR OKIR DESIGNS.
INAUL- Inaul is a time honored wearing tradition of the maguindanao
people usually made into malong or wraparound skirts commonly and regularly used by both genders.
Tankyak-Tanyak:Tanyak Tanyak is a face painting customs unique to rakan tribal culture worn only for wedding ceremonies cicless spots and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water
T'nalak: T'nalak is a weaving tradition of the T'Boli people of south cotabato Philippines -T'nalak cloth are women from abaca fibers
Tepo Mat:Geometrical Patterns and Colors of a Tepo mat made from panda leaves.
💗Question Time
•MALONG=the traditional tubular skirt that is a staples on the many mindanao people and made of cotton the colors is yellow🟨, red🟥,purple🟪.
•INAUL=comes in striking colors likes the examples
red🟥-bravery
black⬛-dignity
whites⬜-purity and the mourning
green🟩-peace
orange/yellow🟧🟨-royalty
represent the maguindanao virtues.
•TANYAK-TANYAK=spots,circles,diamond pattern on the skin that using bamboo practice is done only wedding ceremony.
•T'NALAK=traditionally made of by women of royal blood.
•TEPO MAT=they made from pandan leaves coats tawi-tawi.💗
The malong is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs.
The sikukaruwang blends the main pattern, shaped like an elbow, with a diamond-shaped figure called the kinayupu.Tanyak-tanyak is a facial painting that is used for wedding ceremonies in Yakan Tribe culture. Line - Tanyak-tanyak uses implied lines in a diagonal, vertical, horizontal, or curved direction. Color - Tanyak-tanyak uses only white because the pigment is made of rice starch or flour and water.Black is the most dominant, as it serves as the overall background of the cloth, while red is used to accentuate the many patterns of the t'nalak, such as the diamond shapes that run lengthwise along the kumo, a rare variant of the t'nalak used as a wedding blanket.A Tepo is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity.
malong-traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs.
Inaul-the colors are reflective of the maguindanao culture.
Tanyak Tanyak - a face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies.
t'nalak - as the diamond shapes
Tepo mat - colorful handwoven mat patterns that symbolize the craftsmanship and culture of the Badjaos in Tawi-Tawi.
1.Malung- is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs.
2.Inaul-comes in striking colors wherein each color embodies maguidanao virtues.
3.tanyak-tanyak-these are circles spots and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tool's and thick mixture of white flour and water
4.T'nalak- thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the t'boli women by memory.
5.Tepo mat- colorful hand woven mat made from pandan leaves which are abundant resources in their area.
1. Malong -is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs.
2. inaul a Maguindanaon word that literally means “weaved”, is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindanao.
3. tanyak-tanyak is a face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies. Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the face using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of rice starch or flour and water.
4. T'nalak, is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. T'nalak cloth are woven from abacá fibers. The traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers, because the pattern of the t'nalak cloth are inspired by their dreams.
5. Tepo is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity.
1. Malong
Traditional rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety or geometric designs. It is consist of stripe lines that comes in variety of colors.
2. Inaul
A maguindanaon word that literally means “weaved”. It is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven. It is consist of vibrant colors that represents Maguindanao virtues and culture.
Red - Bravery
Yellow and Orange - Royalty
Green - Peace
Black - Dignity
White - Purity and Mourning
3. Tanyak-Tanyak
Is face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture, only worn on wedding ceremonies. Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are painted on the skin using bamboo and a thick mixture of white flour and water.
4. T’nalak
Is a weaving tradition of the T’boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. It is woven using abaca fibers. It contains thousand of patterns that reference folklores and stories.
5. Tepo Mat
Is a colorful hand-woven mat made from dwarf pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coast of Tawi-Tawi.
Question Time :
Describe the elements of arts (shape , color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of Mindanao :
1. Malong - a traditional tubular skirt made from batik which has a geometric and curvilinear patterns arranged on abstract manner.
2. Inaul - comes in striking colors that embodies Maguindanao virtues like red for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace , black for dignity and white for purity.
3. Tanyak -Tanyak - facial decoration of the Yakan tribe that are circles, spots and diamond patterns on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water .
4. T'nalak - has thousand of pattern intricately done in reference to the folklore and stories known to the T'boli women's memory .
5. Tepo mat - made from pandan leaves that are hand woven with vibrant color and no specific pattern.
Jayden Harvey Gambalan
7 - Rizal
1. Malong = Tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs.
2. Inaul = Comes in striking colors.
3. Tanyak-Tanyak
4. T'nalak = Are woven from abacá fibers, facial decoration with circles, spots and diamond patterns
5. Tepo Mat = (Colorful Hand) Woven mat called tepo and is made from pandan leaves.
Malong- skirt like that has different colors of stripes
Inaul- comes in striking colors with different design like zigzags,circle,etc
Tankyak-Tanyak- is a facial decoration with spots that commonly have diamond design/pattern
T'nalak- a weaved abaca fibers it has many designs depending on a weaver dream.
Tepo Mat- has a colorful wavy, diamond and zigzag patterns.
"Question Time"
Describe the elements of arts (shape, color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of Mindanao:
1. Malong - Batik fabric is usually converted to malong, the traditional tubular skirt that is staple in the attire of many Mindanao indigenous groups. Batik uses geometric and curvilinear patterns that are arranged on abstract manner, perhaps, also addressing the tawhid Islam principle. Batik is a designed technique using wax-resist dye on fabric.
2. Inaul - Comes in striking colors, where in each color embodies Maguindanao virtues: red for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity, and white for purity and mourning.
3. Tanyak-Tanyak - The most distict tradition of the Yakan tribe is the facial decoration. These are circles, spots, and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water.
4. T'nalak - Traditionally made by woman royal blood, thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the T'boli women by memory. The designs are interactly done that branded t'nalak as "woven dreams" and the T'boli as "dream weavers.
5. Tepo Mat - The Sama groups are known for their colorful hand-woven mat called tepo. They are made from pandan leaves, which are abundant natural resources in their areas.
MALONG is one of the most well-known and widely-used textiles produced by the weavers of Mindanao. This multi-functional tubular garment that originates from the Maranao, a Muslim community that resides near Lake Lanao in Northwestern Mindanao.
INAUL is the traditional woven cloth of the Maguindanaon.Into these beautiful fabrics are woven the history, culture, and identity of the people of Maguindanao which is why a group of young men and women is committed to keeping this tradition alive.
TANYAK- TANYAK is a face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies.The whole face is given a white grounding with talcum powder mixed with water. Then the same mixture is stamped onto the face and sometimes on the hands and feet as well. Few people know how to do this.
T' NALAK is a traditional hand-woven cloth indigenous to the T’boli people from the Cotabato region. It is woven in order to celebrate and pay tribute to major life events such as birth, life, marriage, or death within the community. The cloth is woven from abaca fibers and is naturally dyed from bark, roots, and certain plants.
TEPO MAT is one of the original and best weaving products of the Sama- Bajau in the community. It is made from the dried Pandan leaves that were cut into tiny strips and dyed for minutes and then are hand-woven into colored traditional woven mats. These mats are usually used as sleeping mats, prayer mats and even for decorations that can be framed and for souvenirs as well.
•MALONG - a typical Filipino wraparound skirt with geometric or okir designs in a rectangular or tube-like shape. For ceremonial occasions, a more elaborate malong made of silk in red, purple, and yellow is worn. Yellow was once only worn by the tribal aristocracy.
•INAUL - which means "woven" in Maguindaon, is a geometrically designed hand-woven tapestry fabric. The traditional colors of the inaul are said to represent true Maguindanaon values: red for courage, yellow and orange for monarchy, black for honor, green for peace, and white for mourning or purity.
•TANYAK-TANYAK - is a traditional method of expressing both physical and cultural beauty. Tanyak Tanyak is a Yakan tribal face painting tradition that is only worn at weddings. Bamboo instruments with a thick mixture of rice starch or flour and water are used to print circles, spots, and diamond patterns on the forehead.
•T'NALAK - is a hand-woven rug made of Abaca fibers in three primary colors: red, yellow, and the natural color of the Abaca leaves. Since the pattern of the t'nalak cloth is influenced by their dreams, traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers
•TEPO MAT- a tepo is a colorful hand-woven mat made from Dwarf Pandan leaves that grow prolifically along the Tawi-Tawi coasts. Mat-weaving has traditionally been a female-only practice among the Sama-Bajau, but it is now an integral part of their cultural identity.
•MALONG has a colorful stripes line.
•INAUL is a fabric weaved colorfully with different shapes such as zigzag, circle, and diamonds.
•TANYAK-TANYAK is a facial decoration with spots and diamond patterns.
•T'NALAK is a weaved clothing with a pattern of zigzag and diamond.
•TEPO MAT has a colorful diamond, zigzag, wavy patterns.
Iony Fheonna H. Alvarez
7-Gates
1.Malong-has a different colors of stripes lines and usually made of cotton.
2.Inaul-the color of inaul fabric reflects the culture of maguindanao.
3.Tanyak-tanyak-uses shapes that are circular arranged in diamond or a square pattern.
4.T'nalak-color:white,red and black(or deep brown).
5.Tepo mat-made from pandan leaves which grow on the coasts of tawi-tawi.
Marco C. Baculi
7-Rizal
Malong - is usually made of cotton with simple plaids and stripes as the preferred patterns. The more elaborate malong made of silk, in colors of red, purple, and yellow, is worn for ceremonial occasions. In the past, yellow was reserved for the local royalty. It uses geometric and curvilinear pattern.
Inaul - texture is a blend of silk and gold threads infused into the pure cotton threads and woven in complicated techniques. Has geometric designs. Comes in striking color like red, orange, yellow, black and white.
Tanyak-tanyak - Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water.
T’nalak - has a distinctive tri-colour scheme: White for the pattern, red for relief elements and black (or deep brown) for the background. It is sturdy, and it's texture reminds us of snakeskin. The patterns are just so striking.
Tepo Mat - a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves. In weaving this mat, the intention was to balance the vibrant colors (blue, pink, orange, green), with white and this color is used more dominantly than the other colors to arrive at the colored pattern. The total area of all the white regions exceeds the area of each of the regions of another color.
Jore, Nicole F.
1.MALONG is the traditional rectangular or tubular wraparound skirt of the Bangsamoro people of the Philippines, with various geometric or okir designs.
2. INAUL is a fabric that represents not only the craftsmanship of the weavers, but the values shared by the people of Maguindanao. Each color embodies the virtues of Maguindanao. Red stands for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity, and white for purity and mourning.
3.TANYAK-TANYAK is the Yakan's most distinctive tradition and face decoration. These are patterns of circles, dots, and diamond patterns drawn on the skin using bamboo tools and a thick mixture of white flour and water. It is only performed at weddings.
4.T'NALAK is tradionally made by women from royal blood, thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are know to the T'boli women by memory. T'boli women are called "dream weavers" because of this.
5.TEPO MAT is a colorful hand-woven mat made from pandan leaves.
1.Malong-A rectangular or tube-like
2.Inaul-Comes in striking colors
3.Tanyak-Tanyak-It is a face painting custom:circles,spots,and diamond patters are printed on the skin
4.T'nalak-The patters are inspired by their dreams
5.Tepo Mat-There are many patterns,colors,shape and line that are used
malong: rectangular skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs
inaul: comes in striking color where each color emobodies for maguindanao red is for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, green si for peace, black for dignity, white for purity
t'nalak: made by women of royal blood, thousand of patterns that referance to folklore and stories are known.
tepo mat: made of pandan leaves.
Angie v torres
7-magsaysay
1. Malong- is a large wrap-around tubular garment with colorful bands called langkit, consisting of three to four colors with okir designs: scroll, leaf, or vine motifs woven in abstract forms. The Maguindanao, for their part, incorporate patterns directly into the bands.
2.INAUL~its comes in skirting color ,wherein each color embodies magguindanao virtues for bravery and for royalty for peace for dignity and for purity and mourning .
TANYAK~are circles ,spots ,and diamond ,painted on the skin .
T'NALAK ~it has thousand of pattern
TEPO MAT~colorful hand woven mat called tapo they made from panda leaves.
1. Malong - is a large colorful woven tube that can be worn by men and women. It is usually made with cotton with simple plaids and stripes as the pattern.
2. Inaul - is a traditional woven cloth from the Maguindanao. It is colorful and intricately designed. The colors of it describes the vibrant culture of Maguindanao.
3. Tanyak-Tanyak - is a face painting custom unique to tribal culture. It is worn only for wedding ceremonies.
4. T'nalak - are made of abacá fibers. The pattern of the T'nalak cloth are inspired by the dream of the traditional female weavers. It is used for ritual purposes as an offering to the spirits and during festival celebrations.
5. Tepo - is a colorful hand woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan Leaves. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau. It has an important face of their cultural identity. Thank you po
Malong: A rectangular or tube-like wrap around skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir design.
Inaul: Comes in striking were each color emobodies Maguindanao like red for bravery, orange and yellow for loyalty etc..
Tanyak-tanyak: circles, spots, and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water. Use for wedding.
T'nalak: made by women of royal blood, thousands of patterns that reference to folklore and stories are known to t'boli women memory.
Tepo mat: made from dwarf pandan leaves.
Malong- A Filipino rectangular or tube like wraparound skirt and has colored stripes.
Inaul- It is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by women weavers in mindanao with different shapes and colors.
Tanyak-Tanyak- A face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture, there are circle spots, and diamond patterns.
T'nalak- A weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. T'nalak cloth are woven from abacá fibers.
Tepo Mat- A Tepo mat is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi.
MALONG- a traditional tubular skirt that is staple in the attire of many Mindanao Indigenous groups.
INAUL- comes in striking colors,where in each color embodies Maguindanao virtues: Red for bravery,orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity and white for purity and mourning
TANYAK-TANYAK- These are circles,spots and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixtures of white flour and water
T'NALAK- traditionally made by women of royal blood, thousands of patters that reference folklore and stories are known to the t'boli women by memory
TEPO MAT- made from pandan leaves.
MALONG ~ has different color of stripe lines
INAUL ~ comes in striking colors
TANYAK~TANYAK ~ facial decoration with circles, spot and diamond patterns
T'NALAK ~ weaved composed of zigzag and diamond patterns
TEPO ~ colorful hand woven mat that is made out of pandan leaves
Malong- the malong is a traditional Filipino rectangular wraparound skirt and this is so beautiful
Inaul- inaul is the traditional woven cloth of the magaundanaon and fabric waved colorfully.
Tanyak- tanyak. - is a face painting custome inoque to yakan tribal culture and is worn only for medding ceremonies.
T'nalak -is a traditional cloth found in Mindanao island. This is traditional cloth is hand-woven made of abaca fiber.
Tepo mat - a tepo is colorful hand woven mat and this is so beautiful and important facet of thier cultural indentity.
Malong-rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs.
Inaul-The color of Inaul fabric reflects the vibrant culture of Maguindanao.
Tanyak-Tanyak-Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water.
T’nalak-Thousands of patterns
Tepo Mat-It is made from the dried Pandan leaves that were cut into tiny strips and dyed for minutes
Philip John Caballa
7- Magsaysay
Malong - the traditional tubular skirt that is staple in the attire of many Mindanao indegenous groups.
Inaul - the fabric that represents,not just the artistry of the weavers but also the values that the Maguindanao people hold common.
Tanyak - tanyak - face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture and is worn only on wedding ceremonies.Circles,spots and diamond patterns are printed on the screen using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water.
T'nalak - traditionally it is made by women with royal blood.Thousands of patterns that reference folklores and stories
are known to the T'boli women by memory.The designs are intrecately done that branded T'nalak as "woven dreams" and the T'boli as "dream weavers".
Tepo mat - a colorful hand- woven mat made by Sama group.They are made by panda leaves,which is abundant resource in their areas.
Malong- Tube Like Wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric and okir design
INAUL is a fabric weaved colorfully with different shapes such as zigzag, circle, and diamonds.
T'nalak-traditionally made by woman of royal blood.
Tanyak-tanyak-is a facial decoration with spots and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixtures of white flour and water.
Tepo Mat- colorfull hands-woven mat called tepo and it made from panda leaves
Malong - is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs.
INaul-is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindana.
Tanyak tanyak-Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water.
T'nalak-T'nalak, is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. T'nalak cloth are woven from abacá fibers.
Tepo mat-It is made from the dried Pandan leaves that were cut into tiny strips and dyed for minutes and then are hand-woven into colored traditional woven mats.
Thanks u po😇
1. Malong - is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. the "malong a ampik", is characterized by a square pattern with lines and cross lines of contrasting primary colors along black and white geometrical shapes.
2. Inaul - which means “woven” in Maguindaon, is a hand-woven tapestry fabric with geometric designs. As a status symbol, it is revered as an object of “bara-bangsa” which means dignity.
3. Tanyak - Tanyak - is a facial painting that is used for wedding ceremonies in yakan tribe culture. Uses shape that are circular or spots arranged in a diamond or a square pattern. The uses implied lines in a diagonal, vertical, horizontal or curved direction. The color uses only white because the pigment is made of rice starch or flour and water.
4. T' balak - The traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers, because the pattern of the t'nalak cloth are inspired by their dreams. T’nalak has a distinctive tri-colour scheme: White for the pattern, red for relief elements and black (or deep brown) for the background.
5. Tepo Mat - A Tepo is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity
Mahery Cayelle V.Escoto
7-magsaysay
1.MALONG ~is a tube like wrapround skirt bearing a variety of geometric and okie design.
2.INAUL~its comes in skirting color ,wherein each color embodies magguindanao virtues for bravery and for royalty for peace for dignity and for purity and mourning .
TANYAK~are circles ,spots ,and diamond ,painted on the skin .
T'NALAK ~it has thousand of pattern
TEPO MAT~colorful hand woven mat called tapo they made from panda leaves.
Question Time!
Describe the elements of arts (shape,color,line,texture)used in the following arts and crafts of Mindanao.
1.Malong-rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs.
2.Inaul-Comes in striking Colors,where in each color embodies Maguindanao virtues.
Color:Red,Orange,Yellow,Green,Black and White.
3.Tanyak-Tanyak-The most distinct tradition of the Yakan tribe is the facial decoration. These are circles spots, and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water, This practice is done only for wedding ceremonies where the bride and groom are the ones who wear this cosmetic decoration.
4.T'nalak-Traditionally made by women of royal blood, thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the T'boli women by memory. The designs are intricately done that branded t'nalak as "woven dreams and the T'boli as "dream weavers
Color:white,red and black
5.Tepo Mat-The Sama groups are known for their colorful hand-woven mat called tepo. They are made from pandan leaves,which are abundant naturalresource in their area.
Color:pink,blue,white,orange and yellow.
1. Malong - The malong is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs
2. Inaul - is a Maguindanaon word that literally means “weaved”, is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindanao. The color of Inaul fabric reflects the vibrant culture of Maguindanao
3. Tanyak-tanyak is a face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies. Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water.
4. T'nalak- is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. T'nalak cloth are woven from abacá fibers. The traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers, because the pattern of the t'nalak cloth are inspired by their dreams
5. Tepo mat - is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi.
Miguel Sebastian C. Llacer
Grade 7- Magsaysay
April 11, 2021
1. Malong- is a large wrap-around tubular garment with colorful bands called langkit, consisting of three to four colors with okir designs: scroll, leaf, or vine motifs woven in abstract forms. The Maguindanao, for their part, incorporate patterns directly into the bands.
2. Inaul- has a luxurious texture which is a blend of silk and gold threads infused into pure cotton threads and woven in complicated techniques. The complicated weaving techniques produce one-of-a-kind designs such as rainbows, stripes and taro. Its signature colors of yellow and orange represent royalty, while red stands for bravery. Green signifies peace. White, the color of purity, is also worn during mourning. Black means dignity.
3. Tanyak-tanyak- is a facial painting that is used for wedding ceremonies in Yakan Tribe culture. It uses shapes that are circular or spots arranged in a diamond or a square pattern. Think of it as the patterns of Louis Vuitton. The lines are in a diagonal, vertical, horizontal, or curved direction. The color is only white because the pigment is made of rice starch or flour and water.
4. T'nalak- This traditional cloth is hand-woven made of Abaca fibers which traditionally has three primary colors, red, black and the original color of the Abaca leaves. It is a heritage and believed that the intricate and creative geometric patterns of the Tinalak was seen on the weaver's dreams.
5. Tepo mat- The Sama, in the little island of Tandubas, weaves a mat made of
pandanus leaves called tepo. The two-layered, abstractly
designed mat is unique to the people of Tawi-Tawi.
THE SAMA MAT of Tawi-Tawi is double- layered and brightly
colored.
It uses finer strips woven tightly, plus it has an array of intricate and colorful designs. The motifs and designs woven into the mats include:
balintung (a mixture of zigzag and diamonds), pinaleko (zigzag
design), palang born (large square of different colors), jali (striped
design), kusta sima (stripes and diamonds), kusta (a different
variation of the checkered pattern) and malasa (small
hexagons).
MALONG
-The malong is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs.
INAUL
-Inaul is the traditional woven cloth of the Maguindanaon. It is the Maguindanao word for “woven”.
The fabric that represents,not just the artistry of the weaves, but also the values that Maguindanao people hold in common.
Comes in striking colors, wherein each color embodies Maguindanao virtues:
RED for bravery
ORANGE and YELLOW for royalty
GREEN for peace
BLACK for dignity
WHITE for purity and mourning.
TANYAK-TANYAK
-The most distinct tradition of yakan tribe is the facial decoration.These are circles,spots, and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of flour and water.
T'NALAK
-Traditonally made by women of royal blood,thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the t'boli women by memory. The designs are intricately done that branded t'nalak as "woven dreams" and the t'boli as "dream weavers".
TEPO MAT
-The sama groups are known for their colorful hand woven mat called TEPO. Traditionally an exclusive female activity amongst the sama-bajau , the mat weaving is an important face of their cultural beauty.
malong-
has different stripe lines and colors
inaul-
a woven fabric with different colors and designs
tanyak-tanyak-
facial decoration
t'nalak-
thaousand of pattern that represent the folklore
tepo mat-
colorful mat that is made with panda leaves
1. The malong is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs.
2.Inaul-Inaul, a Maguindanaon word that literally means “weaved”, is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindanao. The color of Inaul fabric reflects the vibrant culture of Maguindanao. three types of threads used in inaul weaving are tanor, which is cottony, silky rayon, and shiny katiyado. Rayon and tanor are often combined in malong called mestiza.
3. Tanyak-Tanyak - Tanyak Tanyak is a face painting custom is unique to Yakan tribal culture. Worn only for wedding ceremonies; circles, spots and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water.
4.T'nalak - T'nalak, is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. T'nalak cloth are woven from abacá fibers. The traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers, because the pattern of the t'nalak cloth are inspired by their dreams.
5.Tepo Mat - ‘TEPO’ or Weaved Mat
Is one of the original and best weaving products of the Sama- Bajau in the community. It is made from the dried Pandan leaves that were cut into tiny strips and dyed for minutes and then are hand-woven into colored traditional woven mats. These mats are usually used as sleeping mats, prayer mats and even for decorations that can be framed and for souvenirs as well.
1. MALONG - Usually made of cotton with simple plaids and stripes.
2. INAUL - The color of inaul fabric reflects the vibrant culture of Maguindanao.
3. Tanyak - Use only white because the pigment,uses shapes that are circulator or spots arranged in a diamond or a square pattern.
4. T'nalak - has a distinctive tri-colour scheme; White for the pattern,red for relief elements and black or deep brown for the background.
5. Tepo Mat - colorful hand-woven mat made from the dwarf pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coast of Tawi Tawi.
Malong- have different colors of stripe lines.
Inaul-have a striking colors
Tanyak-tanyak -facial decoration with circles,spot and diamond patterns.
T'nalak-is weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato.T'nalak clothes are woven from abaka fibers.
Tepo Mat- a hand woven mat that is made out of pandan leaves.
TRISHA ALAVA ROSARIO ;7 - RIZAL
Describe the elements of arts ( shape, color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of mindanao
1. Malong
- Has different types of color of stripes
2. Inaul
- comes in striking colors
Red; for bravery
Orange:yellow; for royalty
Green; for peace
Black; for dignity
White: for purity
3. Tanyak- Tanyak
- a decoration that has spots and diamonds patterns
4. T’nalak
- type of clothing with thousands of patterns that represent folkore
5. Tepo mat
- colorful hand- woven mat called tepo and is made from panda leaves
Malong- has a different color
Inaul- is a traditional woven cloth in Mindanao
Tanyak- is a facial painting custom unique to yakan tribal culture.
T'nalak- is a waving traditional of the T'boli people of south cotabato
Tepo mat- is made from dried pandan leaves that were cut into tiny strips and dyed for a minutes.
Malong-the malong is a traditional filipino rectangular or tube -like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs.
Inaul-inaul is the traditional woven cloth of the maguindanao. It is the maguindanao word "woven".
Tanyak -tanyak tanyak is a face painting custom is unique to yakan tribal culture.
T'nalak -t'nalak is a traditional cloth found in mindanao island made by a grouo of people in lake Sebu, south cotabato called t'bolis, tboli people. This traditionally has three primary colors, red, black,and the original color of the abaca leaves.
💕Question time 💕
1. Malong- The malong is a traditional Filipino-Bangsamoro rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. The malong is traditionally used as a garment by both men and women of the numerous ethnic groups in the mainland Mindanao and parts of the Sulu Archipelago.
2.Inaul- Inaul is a Maguindanaon and Iranun word, which literally means "weaved". Inaul is a handwoven fabric unique to the Maguindanaon and Iranun communities in Mindanao. It is commonly used as Malong. Inaul is more than just piece of fabric meticulously woven by the weavers.
3. Tanyak tanyak-Tanyak Tanyak is a face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies. Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water.
4. T'NALAK- T'nalak, is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. T'nalak cloth is woven exclusively by women who have received the designs for the weave in their dreams, which they believe are a gift from Fu Dalu, the T'boli Goddess of abacá.
5. Tepo mat-A Tepo is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity.
1. Malong - multi-colored cotton cloth with stripes and simple plaids as pattern
2. Inaul - It comes in striking colors that embodies Maguindanao virtues
3. Tanyak-Tanyak - circle spots and daimond patterns and the thick mixture of the tint are made of white flour and water
4. T'nalak - It has a distinctive tri-color scheme, white for pattern, red for relief elements, black or deep brown for background
5. Tepo Mat - A hand-woven mat that is made from Pandan leaves. It has a vibrant colors with no specific patterns
"Describe the elements of arts (shape, color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of Mindanao"
▪️Malong - is a traditional "tube skirt" made of handwoven or machine made multi-colored cotton cloth, bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs.
▪️Inaul - is a Maguindanaon word that literally means "weaved", is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindanao.
▪️Tanyak-tanyak - is a face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies. Circles, spots and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water.
▪️T'nalak - is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. It is made from materials such as abaca, natural pigments and nut oil. The traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers because the pattern of the T'nalak cloth are inspired by their dreams.
▪️Tepo mat - is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan Leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi.
The malong is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. The malong is traditionally used as a garment by both men and women of the numerous ethnic groups in the mainland Mindanao and parts of the Sulu Archipelago.
Inaul is the traditional woven cloth of the Maguindanaon. It is the Maguindanao word for “woven”. With inaul, Maguidanaon do not only provide us with colorful and intricately designed cloth.
Tanyak Tanyak is a face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies. Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water.
T'nalak, is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. T'nalak cloth are woven from abacá fibers. The traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers, because the pattern of the t'nalak cloth are inspired by their dreams.
A Tepo is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity.
Describe the elements of arts (shape, color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of Mindanao:
• MALONG- malong is usually made of cotton with simple plaids and stripes as the preferred patterns. The more elaborate malong made of silk, in colors of red, purple, and yellow, is worn for ceremonial occasions.
• INAUL- Comes in striking colors, wherein each color embodies Maguindanao virtues: red for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity, and white for purity and mourning.
• TANYAK-TANYAL- These are circles, spots, and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water.
•T'NALAK- thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the T'boli women by memory.
•TEPO MAT- They are made from pandan leaves, which are abundant natural resource in their areas.
malong - a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs
Inaul - Maguindanaon word that literally means “weaved”, is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindanao. The color of Inaul fabric reflects the vibrant culture of Maguindanao
tanyak tanyak - This body art represent the traditional way of showing both physical and cultural beauty which is known as Tanyak-Tanyak. Tanyak-Tanyak is a face painting custom unique to tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies
T'nalak - is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. T'nalak cloth are woven from abacá fibers. The traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers, because the pattern of the t'nalak cloth are inspired by their dreams
Tepo mat - is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi.
Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity.
The women will harvest, colour, design and weave the stunning and complex geometric patterns.
MALONG- wrap around tubular garment with geometric design. Usually made from silk for ceremonial occasions and cotton for everyday wear
INAUL- Colorful and intricately design, brocade pattern and made up of metallic threads
Red for bravery
Orange and yellow for royalty
Green for peace
Black for dignity
White for purity and mourning
TANYAK-TANYAK- Face painting worn only on wedding ceremonies. Circles spots and diamond patterns made from a thick mixtures of white flour and water.
T'NALAK- Made from abaca fibers and traditionally has three primary colors, red, black and the original color of the abaca leaves.
TEPO MAT- Colorful hand woven mat made from dwarf pandan leaves usually with stunning and complex geometric pattern
♥️Julianna Marie L. Manansala♥️
Malong-Has a different color of strip lines
inaul-comes in striking colors
Tanyak-tanyak-facial decoration with circles,spots and diamond patterns
T'nalak-is a type of clothing with thousands of patternsthat represent folklore
Tepo mat-a hand woven mat that is made out of pandan leaves
Malong is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wrap around skirt bearing a variety of geometry.
Inaul is a weaving tradition of the Maguindanaon people usually made into wraparound skirts commonly used by both gender.
Tanyak-tanyak is circles, spots and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and mixture of white flour and water.
T'nalak is traditionally made by women royal blood, thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the T'boli women by memory.
Tepo Mat is a colourful hand woven mat made from the dwarf pandan leaves which grow abudantly on Tawi-Tawi.
Thanks po!❤❤
Q: "Describe the elements of arts (shape, color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of Mindanao."
A: 1. Malong - multicolores of stripe lines.
2. Inaul - comes in striking colors; red for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity, white for purity and mourning.
3. Tanyak-tanyak - a facial decoration with spots and diamond patterns.
4. T'nalak - type of clothing with thousands of patterns that represent folklore.
5. Tepo Mat - colorful hand-woven mat called tepo and is made from pandan leaves.
• MALONG - ( The malong is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. The malong is traditionally used as a garment by both men and women of the numerous ethnic groups in the mainland Mindanao and parts of the Sulu Archipelago. )
•INAUL - ( Inaul, a Maguindanaon word that literally means “weaved”, is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindanao. The color of Inaul fabric reflects the vibrant culture of Maguindanao. )
• TANYAK-TANYAK - ( Tanyak Tanyak is a face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies. Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water )
• T'NALAK - ( T'nalak, is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. T'nalak cloth are woven from abacá fibers. The traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers, because the pattern of the t'nalak cloth are inspired by their dreams. )
• TEPO MAT - ( A Tepo is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity )
Describe the elements of Arts(shape,color,line,texture) used in the ff. Arts and Crafts of Mindanao.
1. Malong can be worn by men and women,can be a wraparound skirt,have different colors can be a geometric ang stripe lines.
2. Inaul comes in striking colors red for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty,green for peace, black for dignity and white for purity.
3. Tanyak- tanyak have a facial decoration with circles,diamond pattern and spot.
4. T'nalak traditionally made by woman of royal blood,designs are intricately done that branded t' nalak as " woven dreams".
5.Tepo mat is a geometrical patterns and colors of a Tepo a mat made from pandan leaves.
ANNE KRISTINE D. MARANAN. APRIL 11, 2021- SUNDAY
VII- GATES
QUESTION TIME
Describe the elements of art (shape, color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of Mindanao
1.Malong
2. Inaul
3. Tanyak-Tanyak
4. T'nalak
5.Tepo Mat
Answer
1. Malong- rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing variety of geometric or okir-design
2. Inaul- comes in striking colors, Where in each color embodies Maguindanao Virtues
Color: 💢 red, 🔶orange, 🌕yellow, 🥦green, 🖤black, and 🕊️white
3. Tanyak-Tanyak- The most distinct tradition of the Yakan Tribe is the facial decoration. These are circle spots, and diamond patterns painting on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water. This practice is done only for wedding ceremonies where the Bride and Groom are the ones who wears this cosmetic decoration.
4. T'nalak- Traditionally made by women of royal blood, thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the T'boli women by memory. The designs are inticately done that branded T'nalak as "Woven Dreams and the T'boli as dream weavers"
Color: 🕊️white, 💢red, and 🖤black
5. Tepo Mat- The Sama groups are known for their colorful hand-woven mat called 'Tepo'. They are made from Panda Leaves, Which are abundant natural resource in their area.
Color: 🌸pink, 🌀blue,🕊️white, 🔶orange and 🌕yellow
1. Malong
The malong is a broad, wrap-around tubular garment worn by the Maranao and Maguindanao peoples of the southern Philippines. The malong is typically made of cotton for daily wear, with plain plaids and stripes as the favoured patterns.
2.Inaul
(also called inol) is a Maguindanao weaving tradition that is typically made into malong or wraparound skirts that are generally worn by both sexes. Inaul is no longer limited to malong and is now used to create modern garments such as gowns, polo shirts, and trousers.
3. Tanyak-Tanyak-
Circles, spots, and diamonds are used to decorate the face.
4. T'nalak - is a traditional Mindanao island cloth made by the T'bolis, Tboli people, who live in Lake Sebu, South Cotabato. This hand-woven modern fabric is made of Abaca fibers in three primary colors: red, black, and the original color of the Abaca leaves.
5. Tepo Mat
It's made from dried Pandan leaves that have been cut into tiny strips and painted for a few minutes before being handwoven into colorful traditional woven mats. The province of Tawi-Tawi Islands produces the majority of the best Mats ( Tepo).
Describe the elements of arts ( shape, color, line and texture) used in the following
MALONG - Also called a Batik design technique using wax-resist dyeing on fabric. Batik or Malong uses geometric and curvilinear pattern that are arranged on abstract manner.
INAUL - comes in striking colors, where in each color embodies maguindanao virtues, red for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity and white for purity and mourning.
TANYAK-TANYAK - a tradition of the yakan tribe is the facial decoration, these are the circle, spots and diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water.
TNALAK - made by women of royal blood, thousands of pattern that reference folklore and stories, tnalak has tricolor skin, white for the feather, red for the relieve elements and black, deep brown for the background.
TEPO MAT - known for their colorful hand-woven mat called tepo, they are made from pandan leaves which are abundant natural resource in their area.
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MALONG
-malong is a traditional Filipino rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. The malong is traditionally used as a garment by both men and women of the numerous ethnic groups in the mainland Mindanao and parts of the Sulu Archipelago.
INAUL
-Inaul, a Maguindanaon word that literally means “weaved”, is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven mostly by Maguindanaon women weavers in Mindanao. The color of Inaul fabric reflects the vibrant culture of Maguindanao.
TANYAK-TANYAK
-Tanyak Tanyak is a face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture and is worn only for wedding ceremonies. Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water.
T'NALAK
-T'nalak is a traditional cloth found in Mindanao island made by a group of people in Lake Sebu, South Cotabato called T'bolis, Tboli people. This traditional cloth is hand-woven made of Abaca fibers which traditionally has three primary colors, red, black and the original color of the Abaca leaves.
TEPO MAT
-Tepo is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity.
"Describe the elements of arts (shape, color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of mindanao:"
1.) Malong
-Malong is a colorful traditional filipino cloth or dress that is rectangular or tube-like wrap around skirts bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs mostly wored by both men and women of the ethnic groups in the mainland mindanao.
2.) Inaul
- Comes in striking colors which embody or resembles the virtues of Maguindanao red for bavery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity, and white for purity and mourning.
3.) Tanyak-Tanyak
-Is a facial decoration made by the Yakan tribe that are made of circles, spots and diamond pattern painted on the skin of the bride and groom, this practice can only be done in weddings.
4.) T'nalak
-Is traditionally made by women with royal blood, it has thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories known to the T'boli women by memory, the patterns of the cloth are inspired by their dreams.
5.) Tepo Mat
-Is a colorful Hand-woven mat created by the Sama groups, it is made from pandan leaves, which are plentiful and commonly found in their areas.
Question:
• Describe the element of arts (shape,color,line,texture) used in the following arts and crafts of Mindanao:
• Malong - Has different colour stripe line
• Inaul - Striking colors:
• Red for bravery
• Orange and Yellow for Royalty
• Green for peace
• Black for dignity
• White for purity and mourning
• Tanyak - Tanyak - Facial Painting Custom:
• Circles spots
• Diamond Patterns using bamboo tools and thick mixture of white flour and water
• T'nalak - Traditional made by women of royal blood,
Patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the T'boli women by memory.
• Tepo Mat - Colorful diamond, wavy patterns and zizag
Chriz Warren B. Maddumba
Grade 7 - Rizal
•Question time•
Describe the elements of arts (shape, Color, line, texture) used in the following arts and crafts of mindanao:
1. Malong- Traditional filipino rectangular or tube-like wrap around skirt bearing a variety of geometric or skir design and has different types of color
2. Inaul- comes in striking colors wherein each color embodies maguindanao virtues: red for bravery orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace black for diginity and white for purity and mourning
3.Tanyak-Tanyak - facial painting decoration patterns created with rice flour water and bamboo tools represent the moon and the stars
4.T-nalak - A thousands of patterns that reference folkfore and stories are known to the T'boil women by memory.
5. Tepo mat- A colorful hand-woven mat made from the dwarf pandan leaves
Thank you po ma'am😊
Question time!
1. Malong- is a colorful cotton cloth with simple plaids and stipes as the pattern or design.
2. Inaul- comes with vibrant color, in which every color expresses the maguindanao virtue.
3.Tanyak-tanyak - are circle spots along with diamond patterns that are painted on the skin using a bamboo stick.
4. T'nalak- thousands of patterns that reference folklore. The traditional female weavers are known as dream weavers as the patterns of T'nalak are inspired by their dreams
5. Tepo Mat- it is a mat that is made from pandan leaves, generally tepo mat has no specific designs nor pattern, but has vibrant colors.