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The document discusses traditional textiles and attire from ethnic groups in Mindanao, Philippines. It describes the ikat dyeing process used by the B'laan, Bagobos, and T'bolis peoples to produce fabric with patterns. The textiles typically feature shades of black/brown, red, and undyed colors. It also outlines the traditional clothing of the Bagobo and T'boli groups, such as the woven t'nalak fabric featuring intricate designs. Men wear short outfits and women wear wrap skirts utilizing these textiles.

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The document discusses traditional textiles and attire from ethnic groups in Mindanao, Philippines. It describes the ikat dyeing process used by the B'laan, Bagobos, and T'bolis peoples to produce fabric with patterns. The textiles typically feature shades of black/brown, red, and undyed colors. It also outlines the traditional clothing of the Bagobo and T'boli groups, such as the woven t'nalak fabric featuring intricate designs. Men wear short outfits and women wear wrap skirts utilizing these textiles.

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MINDANAO

Ikat – it is a process of dyeing fabric from B’laan, Bagobos


and T’bolis where the yarns are tightly wrapped with string
and dyed before weaving.
The textiles usually contain three colors:
✓ Shades of black or brown
✓ Red or darker shades of orange
 It is referred to as “The Land of Promise”. ✓ Ecru (color of undyed abaca)
 It is the second largest (after Luzon) in the Philippines
located at the southernmost island in the Philippine
archipelago. B. Traditional Clothing of the Bagobo and the T’boli
 It produced a unique Filipino artistic tradition as a result - The Bagobos are group of people that live in
of animism and Islamic religion fused together. Davao. “Bago” means new and “obo” means
growth. T’boli or Tagabili lowlanders are an

ARTS Lesson 1
ATTIRE, TEXTILES AND TAPESTRIES
animist ethnic group inhabiting highland areas in
southwestern Mindanao.
A. Traditional Clothing of the B’laan T’nalak – is woven from deep brown abaca
Quarter 3 - Lesson 1 & 2 - The Bilaan or B’laan is an ethnolinguistic group treated in the ikat process to obtain intricate design.
that inhabits some parts of South Cotabato, North Cotabato Only women are allowed to weave this fabric.
Arts and Crafts of Mindanao and Davao del Sur. B’laan is a combination of two words,
“bila” that means house and “an” that means people. They
✓ Men wear t’nalak short, undershirt and t’nalak coat
✓ Women wear wrap- around t’nalak skirts and blouses.
are known for embroidery, brass ornament and beadwork They also wear rows of bells around their waists and ankles
that are integrated in their traditional clothing. Takmun – that produce tinkling sounds when they walk.
sequin-like capiz shells used to give s distinct design and
✓ The common colors are red, brown and black
color to their clothes.
Most Essential Learning Competencies
1. Analyzes elements and principles of art in the
production of art and crafts inspired by the different
creative expressions in Mindanao. (A7EL-IIIb-1)
2. Identify the different characteristics of art and crafts in
specific areas in Mindanao.(A7EL-IIIa-2)
3. Appreciate the artifacts and art objects in terms of its T’nalak
function and their distinct use of art elements and Cloth
principles. (A7PL-IIIH-3) B’laan
4. Create products that can be assembled with local Woman’s
materials, guided by traditional Shirt
techniques. (A7PR-IIIC-E-1)
1 2 3

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