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    Local Materials To Contemporary Arts

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    The document discusses various contemporary art forms in the Philippines that utilize local natural resources and materials. Some of the art forms mentioned are Sanikulas cookie molds from Pampanga, Pabalot or pastillas wrapper cutting from Bulacan, Taka from Laguna, Pagbuburda embroidery from Taal and Lumban, Singkaban bamboo art, and Puni or palm leaf folding from Bulacan.

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    The document discusses various contemporary art forms in the Philippines that utilize local natural resources and materials. Some of the art forms mentioned are Sanikulas cookie molds from Pampanga, Pabalot or pastillas wrapper cutting from Bulacan, Taka from Laguna, Pagbuburda embroidery from Taal and Lumban, Singkaban bamboo art, and Puni or palm leaf folding from Bulacan.

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    The document discusses various contemporary art forms in the Philippines that utilize local natural resources and materials. Some of the art forms mentioned are Sanikulas cookie molds from Pampanga, Pabalot or pastillas wrapper cutting from Bulacan, Taka from Laguna, Pagbuburda embroidery from Taal and Lumban, Singkaban bamboo art, and Puni or palm leaf folding from Bulacan.

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    Local Materials To Contemporary Arts

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    The document discusses various contemporary art forms in the Philippines that utilize local natural resources and materials. Some of the art forms mentioned are Sanikulas cookie molds from Pampanga, Pabalot or pastillas wrapper cutting from Bulacan, Taka from Laguna, Pagbuburda embroidery from Taal and Lumban, Singkaban bamboo art, and Puni or palm leaf folding from Bulacan.

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    The text discusses how Philippine artists utilize local and natural resources like bottles, plastics, bamboo to create contemporary artworks. It also mentions several examples of traditional folk arts from different regions in the Philippines.

    Contemporary artists have found ways to incorporate used bottles, plastics straws and other recyclable materials in their artworks. The text also says that a 'real artist sees beauty even from the peelings of garlic and corn'.

    Some of the folk arts mentioned are Sanikulas Cookie Mold Carvings from Pampanga, Pabalot or Pastillas Wrapper Cutting Art from Bulacan, Taka from Laguna and Pagbuburda or embroidery from Taal and Lumban in Laguna.

    LOCAL MATERIALS TO

    CONTEMPORARY ARTS
    Philippines is very rich in
    natural resources. With our
    artistic inclinations, we can
    maximize the use of these
    natural resources even in
    creating arts.
    Contemporary artists found used bottles, plastics straw, and
    other recyclable materials useful in creating artworks.
    The real artist sees beauty even from the peelings of garlic
    and corn.
    Sanikulas Cookie Mold Carvings (Pampanga)
    These Sanikulas Cookies are arrow root cookies that have the image of St.
    Nicholas (The Healer) molded on it. The molds are an exceptional piece of
    folks art and rarity. It is also made of hardwood and are of different shapes
    and sizes.
    Pabalot or Pastillas Wrapper Cutting Art
    (Bulacan)
    The wrapper was made
    out of delicate Japanese
    paper. The way to make it
    is so delicate that only
    the ones with skilled
    hands and perfect control
    of their motor skills can
    produce the best kind.
    Taka (Laguna)
    In the Philippines, the first recorded of a created Taka was by a
    woman named Maria Bangue in the 1920s. She has wooded molds
    that were covered with strips of paper clipped in the sticky paste.
    She would later paint them carefully and present as childrens toys.
    Pagbuburda (Taal, Lumban, Laguna)
    The art of embroiling is happily alive and flourishing the towns. Although its
    mostly done by 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.
    Singkaban or Bamboo Art
    Singkaban is the art of shaving bamboo into artful creations that can
    be used as a dcor for arches or the home. Skilled craftsmen
    patiently shave off the bamboo, layer by layer, to create curls and
    delicate twirls of their bamboo.
    Puni or palm leaf folding (Bulacan)
    Leaf folding or puni was intended to create artful toys for kids.
    However, puni can also be used to create woven baskets, bags, and
    even fans. The most common presentation of Puni art is the
    Palaspas we see every Holy Week.

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