art and crafts

1. ARTS
AND
CRAFTS

3. HANDICRAFTS

4. IMPORTANCE OF HANDICRAFTS

5. IMPORTANCE OF HANDICRAFTS

6. Cultural
Preservation
Employment and
livelihoods

7. Economic Impact Sustainability

8. Unique and Artistic
Expression
Preservation of
Traditional Skills

9. Cultural Exchange Personal Connection

10. Customization
Support for Local
Communities

11. Quality and
Durability
Heritage and
Tourism

12. Role of Handicrafts in the
Economic Growth of the
Country

15. Employment
Generation
Income
diversification

16. Proverty Aliviation Contribution to GDP

17. Export earnings Tourism attraction

18. Cultural identity
and branding
Sustainable and
friendly practices

19. Preservation of
traditional skills
Support for small
scale enterprises

20. Rural Development
Quality and
Uniqueness

21. Indigenous
Materials for
Handicraft Making

22. Rattan vines are used for making
furniture, baskets, and woven items
due to their flexibility and strength.
RATTAN CRAFT

23. Various parts of the coconut tree,
including coconut shells, husks, and
coir fibers, are used for creating
handicrafts like jewelry, home decor,
and utensils.
COCONUT CRAFT

24. Bamboo working is the activity or
skill of making items from bamboo,
and includes architecture,
carpentry, furniture and cabinetry,
carving, joinery, and weaving.
BAMBOO CRAFT

25. Abaca fibers are known for
their strength and flexibility
and are used for making bags,
hats, mats, and textiles.
ABACA CRAFT

26. Palm leaves are commonly
woven to create items like
mats, hats, and bags.
PALM LEAVES CRAFT

27. Seashells are often used for
making jewelry, decorations, and
ornaments in coastal regions.
SEASHELLS CRAFT

28. WOOD CRAFT
Various types of wood are used
for carving sculptures, masks,
furniture, and other wooden
crafts.

29. FEATHER CRAFT
Indigenous cultures in some
regions use feathers from local
birds to create traditional
clothing, masks, and decorative
items.

30. BARK CRAFT
Tree bark is used for making
traditional paper, masks, and
woven items in some cultures.

31. Clay is used for
pottery and ceramic
crafts, ranging from
functional items like
pots and dishes to
decorative pieces.

32. Indigenous artisans in
some areas use local
stones for carving
sculptures and
creating traditional
tools.

33. Handwoven textiles
using indigenous
plant fibers or natural
dyes are used for
clothing, accessories,
and decorative items

34. Local grasses and
reeds are woven into
baskets, mats, and
bags.

35. Leather from locally
raised animals is used
for making various
leather crafts such as
bags, footwear, and
accessories.

36. Made from the inner
bark of certain trees,
bark cloth is used for
clothing, wall hangings,
and traditional crafts in
some cultures.

37. Handicraft tools

38. SCISSORS
Used for cutting
various materials
like fabric, paper,
and thread.

39. NEEDLES
Essential for sewing,
embroidery, and
other needlework.
They come in various
sizes and types for
different purposes.

40. PLIERS
Used for bending,
gripping, and cutting
wires or metal in
jewelry making and
other metalwork
crafts.

41. CUTTING MAT
Provides a safe
surface for cutting
with knives or rotary
cutters, commonly
used in paper crafting,
quilting, and other
crafts.

42. X ACTO KNIFE OR CRAFT KNIFE
Used for precision
cutting in paper,
cardboard, and
other materials.

43. TAPE MEASURE
Used to measure
fabric, wood, or
other materials
accurately.

44. RULER
Provides straight
lines for cutting
and measuring in
various crafts.

45. EMBROIDERY HOOP
Holds fabric taut
for embroidery
and cross-stitch,
making it easier
to create even
stitches.

46. SEWING PINS
Used to hold fabric
pieces together
before sewing.

47. THREAD SNIPS
Small scissors
designed for trimming
threads in sewing and
embroidery.

48. KNITTING NEEDLES
Used in knitting to
create stitches and
fabric.

49. CROCHET HOOKS
Used in crocheting to
create loops and
stitches.

50. WOOD CARVING TOOLS
For carving, shaping,
and detailing wood in
woodworking and
carving crafts.

51. POTTERY TOOLS
Various tools for
shaping, cutting, and
detailing clay in
pottery and ceramics.

52. PAINTBRUSHES
Used in painting and
various art and craft
projects.

53. EMBOSSING HEAT TOOL
Produces heat to
emboss and melt
embossing powder in
paper crafting.

54. HOT GLUE GUN
Dispenses hot glue for
bonding various
materials in crafts and
DIY projects.

55. METAL STAMPS
Used to create
impressions and
designs on metal in
jewelry making and
metalwork.

56. LOOMS
Used in weaving
to create
textiles.

57. WOODBURNING TOOL
For burning
designs into wood,
gourds, or leather

58. WIRE CUTTERS
Cuts wire in
jewelry making
and other crafts.

59. MALLET OR HAMMER
Used for shaping and
flattening materials
in metalwork and
jewelry making.

60. SANDING TOOLS
Smooths and finishes
surfaces in
woodworking and
model-making.

61. POTTERS’S WHEEL
Used in pottery to
shape clay into
symmetrical forms.

63. Project plan
is a formal document designed to guide in the
execution of a
project. It must be prepared before starting
because it serves as the key to a
successful project.

64. Project Plan Example

65. Projects made
from indigenous
materials

66. BAMBOO FURNITURE
Craftsmen in many
regions use bamboo to
create furniture like chairs,
tables, and shelves.

67. RATTAN BASKETS
Rattan is commonly used
to weave baskets, which
are both functional and
decorative

68. ABACA TEXTILES
Abaca fibers are used to
create textiles for clothing,
bags, and accessories. The
Philippines, for example, is
known for its abaca
textiles.

69. COCONUT SHELL CRAFTS
Coconut shells are
transformed into a variety
of items, including bowls,
containers, and jewelry.

70. WOOD CARVINGS
Wood from local trees is
carved into intricate
sculptures, masks, and
figurines. These are often
found in cultures with a
rich tradition of
woodworking.

71. CLAY POTTERY
Indigenous communities
around the world create
pottery using local clay.
These pieces may include
functional items like pots,
bowls, and decorative
sculptures.

72. SEASHELL JEWELRY
Coastal
communities often
use seashells to
craft jewelry such as
necklaces, earrings,
and bracelets.

73. HANDWOVEN TEXTILE
Skilled weavers use
plant fibers, cotton, or
wool to create textiles
with intricate patterns
and designs. These
textiles are used for
clothing, rugs, and
tapestries.

74. PALM LEAF ART
Palm leaves are
intricately woven or
folded to create various
art forms, such as masks,
fans, and decorations.

75. LEATHER PRODUCTS
Indigenous
communities often use
locally sourced leather
to craft products like
bags, wallets, and
footwear.

76. STONE CARVINGS
Artisans carve stone
into sculptures, idols,
and ornaments, often
depicting local deities
or cultural symbols.

77. FEATHER ART
Some cultures use local
bird feathers to create
traditional clothing and
elaborate feather art
pieces.

78. GRASS AND REEDS MATS
Grasses and reeds
are woven to create
mats, rugs, and
baskets, often with
intricate patterns
and designs.

79. BARK CLOTH
Made from the
inner bark of certain
trees, bark cloth is
used to create
clothing, wall
hangings, and
ceremonial items in
some cultures.

80. GOURD ART
Gourds are carved and
decorated to create
functional items like
containers, as well as ornate
art pieces.

81. THANK YOU!