Woven Universes

Our first episode of Archives Unveiled – Yuchengco Museum Online focuses on Philippine Indigenous Textile and its importance in our society and country as a whole.

Museum Director Jeannie Javelosa starts this series with giving us an understanding on Philippine Indigenous Textiles being used from past to present and how we can continue to uphold woven traditions and pride in contemporary times.

Our second episode of Archives Unveiled – Yuchengco Museum Online focuses on an Introduction to Textiles: The Indigenous vs the Traditional and the contrast between the two. Museum Director Jeannie Javelosa discusses the differences with the weaves from the various communities here in the Philippines.

For this week we dive into the Mathematical Symmetries of Philippine Textiles in line with Woven Universes.

Professor Ma. Louise Antonette N. De Las Penas, PhD a Professor from Ateneo de Manila University, Mathematics Department focuses on selected Philippine Indigenous Textiles and the mathematical symmetries and details our weaves represent.

Today, we will continue to dive into the Mathematical Symmetries of Philippine Textiles in line with Woven Universes.

Professor Ma. Louise Antonette N. De Las Penas, PhD a Professor from Ateneo de Manila University, Mathematics Department focuses on selected Philippine Indigenous Textiles and the mathematical symmetries and details our weaves represent.

Our last episode for this week finalizes our dive into the Mathematical Symmetries of Philippine Textiles in line with Woven Universes.

Professor Ma. Louise Antonette N. De Las Penas, PhD a Professor from Ateneo de Manila University, Mathematics Department focuses on selected Philippine Indigenous Textiles and the mathematical symmetries and details our weaves represent.