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WINNERS: Bugasong, Antique Local Elections 2016 Results

WINNERS: Bugasong, Antique Local Elections 2016 Results #Halalan2016 #Eleksyon2016 #votePH #PHvote #LocalPolls2016

Here are the winners of Bugasong, Antique local elections 2016. The official tally and results of the local government elections held across the municipality of Bugasong, Antique on Monday, May 9, are collected centrally and are put in COMELEC Mirror Server, which are also available from other sources, including Rappler, GMA Network, ABS-CBN, and other local agencies. The winners of the mayoral…

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Bugasong, Antique Official Local Candidates and Mock Poll 2016

Bugasong, Antique Official Local Candidates and Mock Poll 2016 #Halalan #Eleksyon #votePH #PHvote

Local elections will be held in Bugasong, Antique on May 9, 2016 within the Philippine general election. The voters will elect for the elective local posts in the municipality: the mayor, vice-mayor and councilors. Bugasong is a third class municipality in the province of Antique has a population of 32,264 people according to the 2010 census. It is politically subdivided into 27 barangays. MAYOR…

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PATADYONG WEAVING OF BUGASONG

This was one of the most interesting part of the trip. We visited the place where they create patadyongs. These patadyongs are very comfty to wear and we even have some pairs at our house. I like using it as a personal blanket whenever I go camping since I’m a girl scout in high school. We were taught how these patadyongs are made. We also had games which is very fun.

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Bagtason Loom Weavers Association, Brgy. Bagtason, Bugasong, Antique

After a sumptuous lunch, we headed over to Bugasong where the Bagtason Loom Weavers Association (BLWA) is busy in keeping the age-old art of patadyong weaving. Patadyongs as the Bugasongnons call it is a type of textile made from cottons, abaca and even polyester. It is just like the malongs of the Muslims but it differs in its signature plaid or checkered patterns. It is often used by ladies as skirts, to hold their babies, and as even portable bathrooms and changing rooms during olden days. One look at their hands would tell you that they’ve been doing this craft for years. They’ve grown very familiar with how the strings move and come together that they’re very calm in their work even if they’re trying to finish it as fast as they could. As far as I know, there are six (difficult) stages for this; the measurement (pagsab-ong), the thread arrangement (paglikis), pagbinting, the thread insertion in the reed (pagsulod), (pagtalingyas) and finally, the weaving part (pagpanara).

The old process of patadyong weaving has remained unchanged and is still being practiced by BLWA weavers despite the emergence of modern weaving machines. The equipment that they are using are just aiding them in making the patadyong. It’s still ultimately handmade. Their bestsellers are handkerchiefs called “tubao”, the plain patadyong known as “yano” and the patadyong with embroidery called as “pinilian”.  

Finally we were taught of the different ways ladies use the patadyong. It was really fun and a bit embarrassing to the locals. The culture gap was really obvious during that little game. But still I learned a lot and appreciated the fact that they are making a life and a livelihood out of preserving their culture and traditions. 

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Malumpati, Pandan, Antique

When my friend Lonibelle invited me earlier this month to join her in a camping trip in Antique, I immediately said yes since I was free during the March 21-22 weekend and I’ve been wanting to go to Antique for quite a while now. I did not invite other friends because this was not my event and I did not even know who the organizers were so I felt I did not have the authority to make invitations.

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