Yuletide season is just breezing around! For its second time, students of Pangasinan State Univeristy - Lingayen Campus celebrate the annual competition of Indigenous and Recycled Lanterns Year 2012. Joined by different competitive departments which includes by the following: ICT and CS Dept., Math Dept., HM Dept., ND Dept. Social Work Dept., Technology Dept., PhySci Dept., Professional Educ. Dept, ComArts Dept., SocStud Dept., and SocSci Dept., each of them showed their amazing creativeness and meticulous artistry in designing a three-and-a-half-dimension of a lantern made of any indigenous and recycled materials. "Imagination is only the limit" took place in this contest. Below are the entries of recycled and indigenous parols contest that have been showcased by each respective course programs.
Related Post: 1st Recycled and Indigenous Christmas Lanterns Contest (Parol) 2011
ICT and ComSci Department Recycled and Indigenous Christmas Lantern
- Materials used:
- clam shell
- LED lights
- motherboard
- colorful plastics
- plywood, nails
- paints (Gold & Silver)
- wires
Mathematics Department Recycled and Indigenous Christmas Lantern
- Materials used:
- mostly straws and
- wires
Social Studies Department Recycled and Indigenous Christmas Lantern
- Materials used:
- mostly dried leaves
- straws
- twigs
Hospitality Management Department Recycled and Indigenous Christmas Lantern
- Materials used:
- chili pepper (labuyo)
- plastic bottles (C2)
- coffee plastic cups
Social Science Department Recycled and Indigenous Christmas Lantern
- Materials used:
- ipil-ipil dried fruits
- colored papers
- bamboo
- Christmas lights
- cigarette silver wrappers
Social Work Department
- Materials used:
- rice's husk
- sack
Public Administration Department Recycled and Indigenous Christmas Lantern
- Materials used:
- shell
- paint (gold)
- fish nets
- cups (bean jelly/taho)
Physical Science Department Recycled and Indigenous Christmas Lantern
- Materials used:
- plastic snacks
- newspapers
- native Pinoy mat (banig)
- Christmas lights
Communication Arts Recycled and Indigenous Christmas Lantern
- Materials used:
- mostly: cartons/card-boards
- dried corn leaf-overs
Technology Department Recycled and Indigenous Christmas Lantern
- Materials used:
- mostly: coconut barks and leaves
- ipil-ipil dried fruits
- dried sponge gourd (patola)
- palm tree (anahaw)
Nutrition and Dietetics Department Recycled and Indigenous Christmas Lantern
- Materials used:
- cups
- disposable plastic spoons and forks
- fish ball oblong cups
Which was your bet and did fascinate you? Comment below. :)
