What is the Sablay?
The Sablay is the official academic costume of the University, replacing upon its introduction in 1990 and its official adoption in 2000, the traditional mortarboard (cap) and toga. The Sablay symbolizes our nationalism and the importance we put upon our indigenous culture, which are among the values learned from the University.
What is the meaning of Sablay for up graduates?
Graduates should always follow the light, a light that calls them to serve the country. ‘Sablay,’ translated from tagumpay, or “triumph,” is just a fitting sash for the students that have completed their studies, which became the official academic costume of UP officially adopted in 2000.
What is the origin of the Sablay of UP Diliman?
University of the Philippines Diliman started the use of this sablay in 2000 and it gradually spread to the other UP constituent universities. The sash’s inspiration comes from the “malong” of Mindanao, usually worn around the waist but which can be reconfigured to become a sash for the chest.
Why do students in UP Diliman wear Sablay?
In UP Diliman, students have been wearing the Sablay for graduation rites since the 1990s. Except for those in medical courses, graduates in UP Manila also wear Sablay. Elpidio Basilio Jr., who’s pursuing a doctorate degree in UPLB, said Sablay distinguishes UP from other universities.
Why did the University of the Philippines use Sablay as an official academic costume?
The DepEd official said that he is pushing for the use of the sablay to “instill patriotism and nationalism among young leaders” specifically in elementary and secondary schools nationwide. UP graduates shift their Sablay sash over the left shoulder to signify their status as graduates. Photo from UP Diliman Facebook.
Who made the up Sablay?
The sablay draped across the body is the official academic costume of UP officially adopted in 2000 after its first appearance in UP Diliman in 1990. Created by six professors from UP Diliman, the sablay is inspired by the malong of Muslim Mindanao, a loose garment made from a seamless bolt of cloth.
How do you use Sablay?
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What is Sablay made of?
“#tsardventures INSIDER: This is how every single UP SABLAY is painstakingly made of sweat and blood by the hands (and feet—because they use a pedal loom) of indigenous Igorot, Abra and Apayao weavers who work on them 8AM to 10PM (14 hours) daily.
Where is the UP Sablay made?
ArevaloThe UP Sablay is made from genuine hand woven fabric crafted by skilled weavers from Arevalo, Iloilo City. Using the "Sinuksok" method, the designs are intricately woven rather than embroidered.
How do you pronounce Sablay?
PronunciationHyphenation: sab‧lay.IPA: /sabˈlai/, [sɐbˈlaɪ̯]
Who can wear Sablay in UP?
Graduates who will attend the graduation ceremony are required to wear the UP Sablay. The proper way of wearing and shifting the UP Sablay must be strictly followed. UP Sablay and UPOU pins are available during the graduation rehearsal, or may be bought by sending an email to [email protected].
Why is it called Sablay?
The Sablay symbolizes our nationalism and the importance we put upon our indigenous culture, which are among the values learned from the University. The word "Sablay" refers to an indigenous loose garment that, simple yet elegant, is used traditionally used for formal occasions.
What is Sablay instead of toga?
Sablay is an indigenous loose garment that is traditionally used for formal occasions and worn like a sash. The DepEd official pointed out that using a “Sablay” will help promote local culture and national diversity.
Is it free to study in UP?
UP as the National University also takes affirmative steps in its admission process to enhance the access of disadvantaged students to high quality education. Tuition is free in UP.
Does UP have dress code?
You can wear whatever you want in the campus. UP is a haven for freedom of expression, so go express your personal style.
Where can I buy UP Sablay?
You can buy Sablay at the UPLB Alumni Association (UPLBAA) Office at UPLB Alumni Center. For further inquiries, please contact the UPLB Alumni Association (UPLBAA) through [email protected] or 09173362528 or 09476054418.
What is the Sablay costume?
The Sablay is the official academic costume of the University, replacing upon its introduction in 1990 and its official adoption in 2000, the traditional mortarboard (cap) and toga. The Sablay symbolizes our nationalism and the importance we put upon our indigenous culture, which are among the values learned from the University.
What does "sablay" mean?
As a verb (isablay), it also means to put a precious object like a piece of cloth or garment upon one's shoulder, as a way of giving value and respect to this selfsame object. The Sablay, as the academic costume is adorned with ukkil and geometric elements.
What does the ukkil represent?
The ukkil represents the growth of knowledge while the triangles and chevrons, as geometric patterns, are common design elements across indigenous cultures in the Philippines. The University's acronym, UP appears as a symbol on the Sablay.
Where do you hang the sabye?
Note that the Sablay hangs from the right shoulder, with the band slightly below the shoulder.
Can a female wear a salay?
The Sablay should not be worn by either male or female with a hat.
What color is the Sablay?
The description of the sablay in the UP website of the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research and Development specifies the exact shade of maroon, green and yellow to be used based on a Pantone ProSim color chart.
What is the dress for graduation in UP?
In an enlightened nod to Filipino heritage, candidates for graduation in UP campuses walk with dignity to receive their diplomas wearing an ecru dress or Barong Tagalog with a sash that hangs from shoulder to thigh.
What is the Sablay in Cebu?
Henry Francis Espiritu, philosophy teacher in UP Cebu. “The sablay is the fabric of nation-building, ” he said. “It is woven and is always rectangular.
What does it mean to wear a sablay?
Wearing the sablay means: “We are struggling scholars … we carry with us the heart and soul of the Filipino.”
What does "sablay" mean in Cebuano?
In Cebuano, sablay (also sagbay) means to take upon the shoulder, to bear a burden, to assume a responsibility.
When was the Sablay costume adopted?
The sablay draped across the body is the official academic costume of UP officially adopted in 2000 after its first appearance in UP Diliman in 1990.
What is the color of the U and P?
The university colors of maroon and green frame strokes rendered in yellow gold. Hand-woven material is chosen to “represent hard work and Philippine indigeneity.”.
What is a sablay?
The sablay is like a little “malikot” (hyper-active) reptile, tending to wander off the shoulder, sometimes even slithering to the floor. A safety pin is a simple solution, except when you’re wearing a barong made from expensive piña fiber. Finally, the term “sablay” has been challenged.
Why is weaving a sash a problem?
Using a woven sash has also been a problem because it has become difficult to find people who still know how to weave. We actually face a shortage for new sablay; fortunately, old ones are still around, passed on by graduates to relatives and friends. The older ones are also valued as special, almost like heirlooms.
Where did the sablay come from?
The sash’s inspiration comes from the “malong” of Mindanao, usually worn around the waist but which can be reconfigured to become a sash for the chest.
What does "Cebuano" mean?
In Cebuano it means to take up, on our shoulders, a burden or responsibility.
Which shoulder is the sash on?
Related to the symbols are protocols around the use of the sash, including its proper length, and of shifting the sash during commencement exercises from the right shoulder to the left upon the official conferment of degrees.
Is graduation sablay cheaper than toga?
But, as Pascua hopes, maybe we can help revive the local weaving industry through graduation sablay. Even at P800, it’s still cheaper than a toga. Let’s also consider teaching traditional weaving to students, especially in IP (indigenous peoples) communities so they can handle some of the sablay production.
Is a toga Filipino?
Pascua says the toga “is not Filipino” and is not appropriate for our hot weather. The toga can be costly, while a sablay could help to create livelihood opportunities for our own traditional weavers.
What shoulder do you wear for graduation at the University of the Philippines?
University of the Philippines candidates for graduation wear their “Sablay” graduation sash over their right shoulder and shift the Sablay to their left shoulder after being announced as graduates. Photo from UP Diliman Facebook.
What is a toga sash?
The sash is traditionally paired with a white or cream Filipiniana outfit. Del Pascua also said that the toga does not inspire loyalty to the nation and is “impractical and uncomfortable to use in a tropical country like the Philippines” and that renting or buying a toga with a gown and cap increases the expenses of parents.
What is the graduation attire for the University of the Philippines?
The University of the Philippines’ (UP) Sablay Filipiniana graduation attire is being eyed to replace the traditional graduation toga in the country’s schools.
When was the UP Sablay introduced?
The University of the Philippines Diliman website states that the UP Sablay is the official academic costume of the University which was introduced in 1990 and officially adopted in 2000.
Is the Toga more Western than the Filipino?
The proposal states that the toga is more Western than Filipino and does not fit the local climate.
Is the memo from the DepEd a proposition?
The undersecretary confirmed the accuracy of the document on Wednesday, clarifying that it “remains a proposition.”
