The New ‘Filipinism’: Celebrating craft and consciousness
Furniture, fashion and intricate handicrafts were elevated by the use of coconut-based materials, engineered bamboo and natural fibers. Dyes derived from plants and native grasses spoke of a heritage that is as stylish as it is sustainable.
MOVERS and shakers: (from left) Consul Vanessa Pastor-Ledesma; Trade Attachè of the Indonesian Embassy, Mrs. Rahayu Ningsih; president of the Cultural Center of the Philippines Kaye Tiñga; Madame Cathrine Lyster; Norwegian Ambassador Christian Halaas Lyster; DTI Secretary Cristina Roque; French Ambassador Marie Fontanel; Malaysian Ambassador Dato’ Abdul Malik Melvin Castelino; Korean Ambassador Lee Sang-Hwa; Trade Attaché of the Malaysian Embassy, Azlina Che Dir; project officer at the Australian Embassy, Ms. Madelaine Valte-De Jesus; and DTI assistant secretary Nylah Bautista.
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