All you need for a Pinoy Christmas at Kultura
The Pinoy Santa is coming to town and he’s all dressed in traditional Filipino attire with gifts of local icons — a lechon and jeepney.
The Pinoy Santa is coming to town and he’s all dressed in traditional Filipino attire with gifts of local icons — a lechon and jeepney.
OLI handwoven blanket and bath towel from Bicol.
Baroque pearl bracelet and necklace
This weekend, the Christmas Market is unveiled at Kultura at the Podium in a showcase of uniquely Filipino holiday décor and gifts that will run until 19 October at the Atrium East Level 2 of the Podium. All Kultura outlets nationwide will eventually carry the same holiday items.
Make your home fun and festive with parols in natural materials
— raffia, abaca, and burlap — crafted by local artisans. There are also foldable lanterns perfect for gifts overseas, and tabletop abaca cone trees and topiaries for smaller spaces.
Other ways to bring a homespun Christmas to your home: Santas wearing traditional Filipino attire with local icons like lechon, sorbetes, a bahay kubos, and jeepneys; handmade capiz ornaments in angel, star, and tree shapes.
Looking for gift ideas? Check out the inabel bed runners, blankets, and throws from Ilocos; table napkins hand-painted by local artisans; and handwoven blankets and bath towels from Bicol. Foodies will love the local liquor; teas in pandan, lemon ginger, and tanglad flavors; and gourmet coffee, and chocolate.
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Shoppers can also enjoy services like embroidered monograms to customize gifts and special gift-wrapping with sustainable sinamay bags and pandan gift boxes.
Discover and delight in local artistry at www.kulturafilipino.com.
