Topic: Drawing inspired by the Attire, Fabric and Tapestries of the people from Mindanao.
A. Identification.
__________1. it means to hook.
__________2. A textile weaver and a "National Living Artist" awardee.
__________3. A "Spiritual Guardian" who guides the weaving process.
__________4. Used for weaving abaca fibers.
__________5. A Tausug all-purpose skirt.
B. Write T if the statement is true, or an f if false.
_______1. The Yakan weaving patterns are inspired by island living and islamic sacred geometry.
_______2. the t'nalak textile is made from pineapple fibers.
_______3. The Muslims use abaca fibers in weaving.
_______4. The patadjung is worn by both men and women.
_______5. Muslims can wear anything depending on the occasion.
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Answer (1)
Answer:Here are the answers to your questions about Mindanao's attire, fabric, and tapestries: A. Identification 1. Hook - This refers to the "Pukot" which is a hook-like tool used for weaving.2. Textile Weaver and National Living Artist Awardee - This describes "Lang Dulay", a renowned T'boli weaver.3. Spiritual Guardian - This refers to "Ina" (Mother) or "Apo" (Grandfather), a spirit believed to guide the weaving process in many Mindanao cultures.4. Used for weaving abaca fibers - This describes a "Loom", a traditional weaving tool.5. Tausug all-purpose skirt - This is the "Patadjung". B. True or False 1. T - Yakan weaving patterns are indeed inspired by island living and Islamic sacred geometry.2. F - The T'nalak textile is made from abaca fibers, not pineapple fibers.3. T - Muslims in Mindanao, particularly the Tausug people, use abaca fibers for weaving.4. F - The Patadjung is primarily worn by women.5. F - Muslims in Mindanao adhere to Islamic dress codes, which often dictate appropriate attire for different occasions.
