Textile of cagayan valley and mountain province commonalities

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Differences of the textile of Cagayan Valley and Mountain Province.

The textiles from mountain province have patterns, woven and embroidered into the garment, that represent elements such as the eye, men, a lizard, a star, snakes, butterflies, a shield, and flowers. They have ten kinds of rectangular wrap skirts to be used in formal or religious ceremonies. The kadangyan is a burial cloth made for reach people, which only grandmothers are allowed to weave.  

Explanation:

The Gaddang, a textile from Cagayan Valley is a traditionally striped fabric embroidered with tiny beads. The Bakwat is a belt embellished with beads in patterns that depict rivers and mountains and is meant for mothers after giving birth.

The commonalities (similarities) that exist between Textile of cagayan valley and mountain province are

1. they both uses black and white colors.

2. they are also made of fabric.

3, They both carry the identity of Filipino's

For better understanding let us explain what the mountain province and Cagayan valley are:

Batanes also called the cagayan Valley is said to be home to Limestone and vakul. the textile of cagayan valley is said to make use stripes.

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The commonalities (similarities) that exist between Textile of cagayan valley and mountain province are

1. they both uses black and white colors.

2. they are also made of fabric.

3, They both carry the identity of Filipino's

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counterpoint definition: "the art or technique of playing a melody or melodies in conjunction with another, according to fixed rules."

counterpoint is present in a lot of baroque music- such as bach (notably his wtc prelude and fugues) and scarlatti, but can also be found in music by mozart, beethoven. it can even be found in music as modern as john williams!