Pagburnayan Pottery Making
Vigan City, Ilocos Sur
Pagburnayan Pottery Making is located in Brgy. Pagburnayan Vigan, Ilocos Sur. Pagburnayan is a place where they used the old and authentic methods in pottery. The root word burnay is an earthenware jar crafted by a potters hand with the aid of a potters wheel. They used anay as a material and heat it with high temperature to ensure its harder and more durable.
Pagburnayan Pottery Making News
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Hi everyone!
This vlog is long overdue. I was lucky enough to have been able to explore Ilocos with my boyfriend and his family last May. We checked out some landmarks while enjoying the local food. :) It was a road trip I'll never forget.
Here's a rundown:
DAY 1
1) Hidden Garden
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2) Pagburnayan
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Vigan City, Ilocos Sur
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It was a bright sunny day when we strolled the streets of Vigan. Even if there were cheap tours via tricycle, we opted to tour by ourselves to feel a bit like a local. There are a lot of tourist spots within the Calle Crisologo vicinity and one on top our list is the Pagburnayan.
Pagburnayan is a name of a place that practices native pottery techniques of using clay to create earthenware or, in local term, burnay. The clay used is abundant in Vigan and probably one of the reasons why this centuries-old practice has survived.
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