Panika by jemix1 on DeviantArt
2023年3月28日 · the headdress of the Higaonon women, symbolises a sacred responsibility to champion their cultural heritage.
HOW TO MAKE A "PANIKA" - YouTube
A video-tutorial on my "personal take" in making the traditional headpiece of the women in Bukidnon, Philippines. It is my way of promoting their culture so ...
Panika ha Pusaka – wearing the Higaonon women’s identity proudly
2021年3月18日 · The Higaonon women's wearing 'Panika ha Pusaka', a cultural heritage of Higaonon communities in Cagayan de Oro. (SAMDHANA) Panika, the headdress of the Higaonon women, symbolises a sacred responsibility to champion their cultural heritage. Not any Higaonon woman can wear the panika.
Ethnic Attire | Provincial Government of Bukidnon
2012年11月9日 · Panika Headdress to be worn during festivities made of native material and yarn thread. Common materials used are bamboo sticks, and chicken feather. Benoong A ribbon designed fine cloth. Use as head ornament of the Bae during gatherings and other special occasions. This symbolizes respect for the woman chieftain. Balaring
Lapagdaw - The "Panika" is worn by Bukidnon Women during... - Facebook
The "Panika" is worn by Bukidnon Women during festivities. It is commonly made of Native materials, Yarn thread, bamboo sticks and feathers. Panika, Tourism Center, Impasugong, Bukidnon. (7 women represents the 7 tribes of Bukidnon)
PANIKA " THE GIANT HEADDRESS STATUE" - YouTube
liceo de cagayan university art appreciation - engg 1bernard fritz chavezinstructor: mr. joe bacus
The headdress called Panika holds great significance among
The headdress called Panika holds great significance among Higaonon women. It serves as a powerful symbol, representing their commitment to preserving and passing on the rich traditions of the...
PANIKA, the headdress of the Higaonon women.
2024年11月4日 · supremo_pvm (@supremo_pvm). PANIKA, the headdress of the Higaonon women. .
The tribes in the province of Bukidnon... - Bukidnon Travels - Facebook
2020年3月24日 · These traditional Bukidnon garments are widely ornate with shapes and the strong colors of red, blue, white and black. This is also seen in the making of the traditional "panika" (headdress). The Bukidnon traditional emboridery process is called panulam and the embroidered cloth is called pinamulaan.
Datu Migketay V. Saway | Peabody Museum
Similar to the tubaw in some ways—its shape as a T or triangle—it is part of a larger set of hair and head adornment that includes the pinanggahangan (ornate headdress) and the panika (yarn decoration). The kalukaplu serves to cover the pulungus (hair bun), and together with the panika, covers the neck of the woman.