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- Barong Tagalog. Combining pre-colonial and Spanish-era Philippine styles, the Barong Tagalog is the men’s national costume in the Philippines. This piece is known for its sheer fabric made from piña or husi cloth and embroidered with intricate floral or pattern designs.
- Baro’t Saya or Filipiniana. This second piece was also declared the official national attire alongside the Barong Tagalog. The name Baro’t Saya literally means blouse (baro) and skirt (saya), which had several variations sprung over the years to cater to different styles, known collectively as Filipiniana.
- Katipunero Costume. If you want a simpler option, the Katipunero costume is a staple for Buwan ng Wika. Little boys and girls wearing Katipunero outfits are a common sight during this time.
- Igorot Costume. Leaning toward ethnic costumes in the Philippines, an Igorot costume is a great alternative to represent the indigenous people’s culture that is just as historically colorful.
- The Warrior’s Uniform. The Philippines has its own martial art, internationally known as Kali or Escrima, but known locally as Arnis. Declared the Philippines’ national sport on December 9, 2011, Arnis has a colorful array of uniforms since they weren’t too strict on it.
- Clothes Made with Different Weaves. The Philippines has a rich culture of weaving, especially from our Mindanaoan brothers and sisters. Each of their weaves tells a story of their art and lifestyle.
- Lamma, Tolgè, and Balko. While the men of Ifugao have the bahag, women have the tolg è — a tapis (or wrap skirt) that they usually wear while tending the rice fields.
- Mestiza Dresses. For more formal occasions, the Mestiza Dress has become iconic even among celebrity moms. Also known as the Terno, it’s famous for the elegant fall of the skirt and butterfly sleeves.
Sep 4, 2018 · PHOTO BY courtesy of Karina Ramos, Daphne Eustaquio, and Andrei Belardo. Noong nakaraang 2018 na Buwan ng Wika, maraming mga magulang ang ngagpadala sa amin ng mga larawan ng kanilang mga anak na nakadamit tradisyunal. Nangyari eto pagkatapos magpadala ni Andrei Salvador-Belardo ng litrato ng kanyang nilikha para sa anak: isang kasuutan ng ...
Aug 22, 2019 · 15 Buwan ng Wika costume ideas for kids. Whether it’s DIY or store-bought, these costumes were definitely prepared with love. And not only did the kids rock their looks, but they also showcased beautiful traditional costumes from different indigenous groups in the country. Scroll and look at some of our favorites!
Aug 27, 2022 · No Filipiniana? No Problem! You will be surprised that you can find costume in your own closet, without spending money you can have your costume :)
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Para sa praktikal at malikhaing ina, isang tagumpay ang makagawa ng sariling costume ng iyong anak para sa Buwan ng Wika. Ang paggamit ng mga luma mong damit, mga hiniram sa kamag-anak o binili sa mga ukay-ukay ay hindi lang matipid, kundi siguradong magiging bukod tangi ang iyong anak sa kanyang klase dahil wala siyang kapareho. Narito ang 9 ...
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