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    Two Types of Okir

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    Dylen Mae Larican Loquero
    The document describes two types of traditional Maranao designs - Okir A Dato and Okir A Bay. Okir A Dato refers to male designs which feature ornamental scrolls and plant motifs in wood, metal, and ivory works. Okir A Bay refers to female designs which use geometric forms and zigzag or angular shapes in weaving cloth and mats. Basic male designs include Matilak, Potiok, Dapal, Pako, Todi, and Atmalis. Basic female designs include Pinatol, Olan-olan, Pinagapat, Pialan, Saragonting, Biangon, Katimbua, Onsngod, and B

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    Two Types of Okir

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    The document describes two types of traditional Maranao designs - Okir A Dato and Okir A Bay. Okir A Dato refers to male designs which feature ornamental scrolls and plant motifs in wood, metal, and ivory works. Okir A Bay refers to female designs which use geometric forms and zigzag or angular shapes in weaving cloth and mats. Basic male designs include Matilak, Potiok, Dapal, Pako, Todi, and Atmalis. Basic female designs include Pinatol, Olan-olan, Pinagapat, Pialan, Saragonting, Biangon, Katimbua, Onsngod, and B

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    The document describes two types of traditional Maranao designs - Okir A Dato and Okir A Bay. Okir A Dato refers to male designs which feature ornamental scrolls and plant motifs in wood, metal, and ivory works. Okir A Bay refers to female designs which use geometric forms and zigzag or angular shapes in weaving cloth and mats. Basic male designs include Matilak, Potiok, Dapal, Pako, Todi, and Atmalis. Basic female designs include Pinatol, Olan-olan, Pinagapat, Pialan, Saragonting, Biangon, Katimbua, Onsngod, and B

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    Two Types of Okir

    Uploaded by

    Dylen Mae Larican Loquero
    The document describes two types of traditional Maranao designs - Okir A Dato and Okir A Bay. Okir A Dato refers to male designs which feature ornamental scrolls and plant motifs in wood, metal, and ivory works. Okir A Bay refers to female designs which use geometric forms and zigzag or angular shapes in weaving cloth and mats. Basic male designs include Matilak, Potiok, Dapal, Pako, Todi, and Atmalis. Basic female designs include Pinatol, Olan-olan, Pinagapat, Pialan, Saragonting, Biangon, Katimbua, Onsngod, and B

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    TWO TYPES OF OKIR

    OKIR A DATO
    (male designs)

    - Men usually do the


    wood, metal and ivory
    works in the place. Their
    patterns are mostly
    ornamental scrolls and
    abstract plant motifs
    which is the dominating
    feature in man’s work.
    OKIR A BAY
    (female designs)

    - The womenfolk of
    Maranao hone their
    skills in geometric forms
    in the means of weaving
    cloth on native looms
    and mats. The
    dominating motif in
    their works are zigzag
    and angular shapes.
    BASIC MALE DESIGNS

    Matilak Potiok Dapal

    Pako Todi

    Atmalis

    Simple Pako
    Rabong

    Simple
    Magoyoda
    BASIC FEMALE DESIGNS

    Pinatol
    Olan-olan a
    Pinagapa
    Pialan
    t
    g Saragontin
    Biango
    n g
    Katimbua
    Onsng Binitoon
    od

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