Kiping: Ornamental Edible Rice Wafer by Reynaldo Gamboa Alejandro (Out of Print) Martial Law Regime

Kiping: Ornamental Edible Rice Wafer by Reynaldo Gamboa Alejandro (Out of Print) Martial Law RegimeThis book is a compact 28 pages, with about half devoted to full colour photographs and artwork. Kiping is essentially a thin wafer made of rice flour, often with liquid pigments added into the crepe like batter to produce a dazzling display of colours. As a primary feature of the Pahiyas Festival, Alejandro and Santos note that kiping is possibly the best reflection of the religio artistic soul of the jovial Lucbanin. And unlike other art forms

the belief that holders of elective office in Philippine municipalities during the Spanish era were the actual holders of political power--are nothing more than myths

Our Mothers are revered: they gave us life

The speaker of these poems examines his lapsed Roman Catholic identity and his past

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His second main objective is to investigate the hypothesis that the "stagnant" nature of stone knapping in the Philippines (and elsewhere in Southeast Asia) reflects the prevailing focus on producing expedient stone tools to work the wide range of useful plant material found in the region's forests

Item Weight : 3 pounds

ISBN-13: 978-15-3-164341-6

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