AESTHETIC GUIDELINES
- A balintawak is the ‘country’ version of the terno, typically worn in town fiestas and pilgrimages to Antipolo. Its components include the following: a pair of terno sleeves, an alampay (kerchief), a tapis (strip of cloth wrapped around the waist), and a saya (skirt). Traditionally, the alampay and tapis match. Please see the attached period references.
- Please see the attached sheet for the recommended size for the sleeves. All entries must conform to the size of these indicated proportions only.
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