Group 5

Lucas, Melvin
Lumba, Marc Joseph
Mencias, Christofer Mar
Olarte, Kennedy
Pedres, John Dave
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 Artworks

Pahiyas Lantern

Wood
Carving
 Pahiyas
• Lucban, Quezon
 Artworks

Pahiyas Lantern

Wood
Carving
 Lanterns
• Decorative and multi-
colored lanterns of
San Fernando.
 Artworks

Pahiyas Lantern

Wood
Carving
Wood Carving
• Paete, Laguna
 Folk Arts
Pampanga Bulacan Laguna

Taal, Lumban,
Laguna
Unknown Bulacan
 SANIKULAS COOKIE MOLD CRAVINGS

• These are arrowroot cookies that have the image of

St. Nicholas molded on it ergo sanikulas.
• St. Nicholas is also known as “THE HEALER” from
illnesses.
 Folk Arts
Pampanga Bulacan Laguna

Taal, Lumban,
Laguna
Unknown Bulacan
• The wrapper was made out the duplicate Japanese
paper. The way to make it is so delicate that only the
ones which skilled hands and perfect control of their
motor skills can produce the best kind.
 Folk Arts
Pampanga Bulacan Laguna

Taal, Lumban,
Laguna
Unknown Bulacan
 Taka
• Not an exclusive Pinoy art.
• The first created taka was made by Maria Banguein 1920’s
• She has wooden molds that were covered with strips of paper
clipped in the sticky paste. Then she paint them carefully and
present as children’s toys. Due to fire, all was lost.
 Folk Arts
Pampanga Bulacan Laguna

Taal, Lumban,
Laguna
Unknown Bulacan
 Pagbuburda
• Art of embroiling is happily alive and flourishing the towns.
• Mostly done by the women who are wives of the farmers and
fisherman.
• It is not uncommon to see fisherman and farmers who are also
carefully and delicately embroidering floral designs during their off-
season
 Folk Arts
Pampanga Bulacan Laguna

Taal, Lumban,
Laguna
Unknown Bulacan
• Art of shaving bamboo into artful creations that can be used
as décor for arches or the home. Skilled craftsmen patiently
shave off the bamboo, layer by layer, to create curls and
delicate twirls of their bamboo
• Is usually celebrating art. For fiestas, wedding and other
celebrations that involve the whole community.
• Form of bayanihan
 Folk Arts
Pampanga Bulacan Laguna

Taal, Lumban,
Laguna
Unknown Bulacan
• Intended to create artful toys for kids.
• Used to create wooden baskets, bags, and even fans. Most
common presentation of these is “Palaspas” we see every
Holy Week.
• Fresh coconut leaves are most commonly used. These
countless artworks showcase not only the creativity of
Filipinos but most especially their ingenuity