Please share this post, spread awareness about these products of beautiful culture and never-fading ingenuity. Let us connect them to the market and keep
their "tradition and livelihood alive".
Interested? Feel free to contact Mr. Ronald Baybayon or Ms. Flordeliza Morta @ mobile #09496984125 or visit them at Purok 3, Camp Edward, Alegria, Surigao del
Norte.
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Those bags are lovely. My Australian boss is a huge fan of native bags. I'm sure she'd love those.
ReplyDelete@Pepper Tan- ganda ng designs nila Pepper at talagang matibay. Thanks for dropping here. Please share
ReplyDeletegetting these lend you culture and history, of course crafts and ancestry, intangibles which are not for sale even in rich boutiques. It is what keeps the community alive and I thank you for featuring them.
ReplyDeleteThis bags are really authentic handicrafts. They should be featured in Balikbayan Expos or handicrafts shops across the Country.
ReplyDeleteThanks Doc Wends and Bro. Franc for dropping here. Please do share- let us link them to market and buyers.
ReplyDeletethe bags and hat looks so nice! i have bought really nice bags from a tribe back in vietnam! and the wuality is very good! Like this on the photo as well! xxx
ReplyDeleteThis is an excellent way to help the locals earn money out of the abundant resource they have.. :D
ReplyDeleteThese bags are also sturdy and very much usable aside from their artistically made design.
ReplyDeleteI find it hard to find souvenirs that are distinctly from the places I visit, I try as much as possible to get a souvenir that can only be found or is special to the places I visit. We must also preserve the cultural heritage of those craftsmen when we buy souvenirs.
ReplyDeleteAside from good photographs from all our unforgettable experiences in different places we've been to buying these handicrafts made by the locals are really a big help for them and a souvenir that will last forever :)
ReplyDeleteThe back pack or bag is really unique. A friend of mine is fascinated into craft bags like this. I bet if he had seen this he might look for it when he visited the Philippines.
ReplyDeleteIts a taker..
ReplyDeleteparang gusto ko yung backpack.
Ive never seen anything like that even in native stores.
I do handicrafts from time to time.
Its not just a past time for women. hahaha!
these items here looks to be authentic and original.
Great craftmanship! In these crafts you will see the soul of our people!
ReplyDeleteI want one .. meron bang ung panlalaki ...ganda ng mga craft ng mga natives natin .. product of love and passion .. not for mass production na machine made ,,..
ReplyDeletemaking native products is a skill... we must patronize these products made by indigents. Yahweh bless.
ReplyDelete@Love Mindanao- Maganda yung Hat for men, I think pwede sa male at female yung backpack.
ReplyDeletesabi nga nila, lahat daw ng native ay napaka simlpy at maganda. Well, i'm sure walang kokontra nyan. .kita naman sa mga larawan dito. ..
ReplyDeleteWow. Talk about creativity and inventiveness, all at the same time. Awesome handicrafts. :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing ethnic products. Abaka-made bags are known internationally. Great experience bro.
ReplyDeletenice to see how the Mamanwa Tribe lives and they are really creative to create those bags.
ReplyDeleteAmazing works by the Mamanwas.. handmade crafts are really priceless..
ReplyDeleteI want to have that backpack made of abaca too, it's veeeery beautiful. And whoah??! for Php200 hope all of us can help to spread this native products and handicrafts of Mamanwa Tribe.
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with you. I hope the local government would support them more in promoting locally-made handicrafts and products. Great job by sharing this! :)
ReplyDeleteThose are lovely bags, I hope we can help our kababayan in promoting their native products.
ReplyDeleteThese are very personalized items. Products made by hand are truly unique and creative. Natives should be properly compensated.
ReplyDeleteThese are man made handicraft called in our hometown. This is a great product.
ReplyDeleteShared it in my facebook page. I hope a lot of people would patronize it.
ReplyDeleteAng ganda ng backpack. :)
ReplyDeleteMukha talagang matibay siya.
beautiful. i hope the government could help these people to export their craft or even include them in exhibits like Manila Fame...
ReplyDeleteReally nice handcraftmanship, I do hope a lot of people, businessmen, entrepreneur read this post and be interested to help them, our countrymen =)
ReplyDeleteI did buy some souvenir items from the far places I have visited as a constant reminders of those memorable locations, historical points or places. They make me feel satisfied, contented and happy.
ReplyDelete"Cheap and incomparable to Gucci and Louis Vuitton - 'priceless' according to her." I love the thought. And the bag, yes it is beautifully made! :)
ReplyDeleteI like to have those bags weaved by Mamanwas. It is very affordable for 90-200 pesos. It looks durable because it is hand-made.
ReplyDeleteI love that native hat. I used to collect before such kind. It is indeed in good quality.
ReplyDeletelooks durable and unique!
ReplyDeletebeautiful.. truly aPHilippine pride :
ReplyDeletewOw sakto naghahanap kami ng bagong producer ng handicraft na gwa sa mga indeginous materials san po sila pwde makontak kung my info po kau u can text me sa 09094905974 salamat
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