Filipiniana Dress as an Everyday Wear
How did we wear our clothing in the early 20th century? In this online exhibit of the NHCP Museum of Philippine Social History shows how our clothing is valued and meticulously made.
Women wore their uniquely designed baro’t saya while doing their daily chores inside and outside their homes, from preparing food in the house, doing the laundry, ironing, going to the market, working in fish pens, sorting tobacco, and abaca, going to church and more.
Typically the Terno dress composed of the butterfly sleeve Camisa, panuelo, a saya de cola skirt, and wraparound tapis is considered casual wear among women in those times.
Kasanayang Arte sa Pananamit noong Ika-20 Siglo
Paano nga ba mabuhay sa panahon na iyon?
Matutunghayan ang isa sa mga eksibit ng museo patungkol sa ating pananamit at paano natin ito pinapangalagaan at pinapahalagahan.
Mapapansin natin na tayo’y metikuloso sa ating pananamit at sa paggamit ng mga abaloryo o burloloy na babagay sa pananamit na hanggang ngayon ay dala-dala natin sa pamamaraan ng ating pananamit.
Source: National Historical Commission of the Philippines | @NHCPOfficial
You may want to read: