Mirrors a Filipino Society with diverse cultural influences and traditions of the Malay people. • 14th century- Islamic traditions was introduced • Europe strongly influenced Filipino Artist.

- Are the product of patience and love. • Complex carvings are product of skills and imaginative mind of the different ethno linguistic groups of the archipelago • Indigenous Musical Instruments are made up from bamboo, animal skin, seeds and seashells.

A dance that portrays hunters shielding their chickens from the famishing hawk.

A courtship dance of the B’laan of Davao del sur, mimicking birds characteristic especially during mating time. The females scurry to safety. burying their heads under their wings (using the malong), but the aggressive males follow them wherever they go.

A ritual-dance performed during native feast in the highlands of Cordilleras in Luzon; a symbol for triumph and abundance for crops.

An ethnic dance performed during their harvest time by the Tigawahanon Manobos in Bukidnon. This type of dance shows a couple, with their bodies and arms slightly bent forward, mimicking the movement of a pair of flirting among monkeys

A dance performed by T’boli and Tausug which mimic the mealtime of monkeys in removing nits and lice from each other.

Ritual dance among the Mandaya in Northern Mindanao that portrays the hawks’ use of sweet songs to lure out the hen and the chicks that are made into a meal.

It is a Bontoc war dance performed during the planting season and a bountiful harvest.

It is a dance performed in Vigan, Ilocos Sur . It mimics fowls wherein a tribal blanket that represents the colorful feathers of wild cocks are shown off by the warriors who intend on winning the attention of the maiden hen. It is a dance performed in Vigan, Ilocos Sur . It mimics fowls wherein a tribal blanket that represents the colorful feathers of wild cocks are shown off by the warriors who intend on winning the attention of the maiden hen.

It refers to a sacrificial rite performed at the beginning of the summer fishing season among mataw fishers in Batanes Island. This type of dance is an act of invitation to capture the fish dorado successfully

It is a cultural dance performed among the Kalinga during marriage rituals and other celebrations like the budong (peace pact), This type of dance is played to simulate the romantic or peaceful interactions of a rooster and a hen.

It is a native dance of the Tausug performed during weddings and other social gatherings. This type of dance emphasizes the agility of the upper body wherein the rhythmic bounce of the shoulder with the simultaneous alternating waving of arms is the essential movement.

It is a war dance performed by the Mandaya. This type of dance requires excellent skill in the handling of a shield, spear, and a sword.

It is a dance ritual performed by a male Talaandig presenting their expertise in style and arts in fighting their opponent. This ritual dance is also an offering to their magbabaya (God).

It is a courtship dance among the Ifugao. This is performed during the celebration of the intaneg (wedding). In this dance, the man traps a woman with an attractive blanket to place on her shapely shoulders.

It is a local term that refers to the "sayer of prayers" among the Ifugaos in Northern Luzon. These prayers are performed during funerals, weddings, Thanksgiving, and other celebrations. This is offered to the supreme deity, Maknongan.

It is a ritual among the Maranaos and is performed to ensure a good harvest.

It is a divination ritual. It attempts to diagnose an affliction or psychological disorder by interpreting shapes produced in water by heated molten wax droppings from a burning candle.

It is a cleansing ritual, locally known tu-ob in the islands of Negros and Panay. It is performed in order to purify a person of disease or illness, to cleanse oneself after visiting a cemetery, and to promote short and smooth childbirth

It is a remarkable ritual in which believers crawl through a Cave as they chant various prayers. This ritual is believed to give devotees supernatural powers that help protect them against bad spirits. What Cave and what Ritual?

It refers to a traditional ritual performed among the ethnic group in the north and central Palawan. The ceremony is held on various occasions, including bountiful harvests and weddings.