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DESIGNPhilippines, the country’s banner promoting Filipino creativity and artisanship on the global stage, brings a showcase of sustainable and handmade home decor, fashion, and gifts by Philippine manufacturers using techniques, styles, and natural materials, all designed for the Japanese market.
The collection is curated by designers Wataru Sakuma and Stanley Ruiz.
Organized by the Philippine Trade and Investment Center (PTIC) Tokyo, this B2B exhibition brings the best of Philippine creativity and craftsmanship with 26 premier brands and manufacturers from the country showcasing top-of-the-line home decor, gift items, fashion accessories, and art pieces.
Discover the participating brands at the Philippine Pavilion:
The unique range of classic and contemporary products of Aerostone is a result of the latest technology in reconstituted stone, rendering high durability and resistance to extreme temperature settings.
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Agsam Fern offers a unique collection of handcrafted fashion accessories made from agsam–a wild fern plant. Agsam creates indigenous fashion items, championing local artisans and Philippine weaving traditions.
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With more than 20 years of experience in molded bag manufacturing, Anmari & Co. promotes the usage of local materials for their handcrafted export quality bags.
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ArtJoy plays with new and traditional techniques in the intricate art of metalsmithing. They design and produce one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces that use recycled silver, found objects and gemstones.
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Artisana Island Crafts produces pandan fiber baskets embellished with hand-pressed and hand-painted ceramics. Artisana creates tabletop accessories, bowls, storage baskets, and containers.
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Beatriz is known for eye-catching patterns and festive colors inspired by Philippine weaves. Each bag is individually crafted by carefully laying each line of thread through a special gluing technique.
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Calli is a luxury handbag brand renowned for its commitment to ethical sourcing and traditional craftsmanship. Calli places strong emphasis on using ethically sourced natural materials and supporting local communities.
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Contemporaneo is a furniture company that creates basic home furniture using Philippine Mahogany. The discarded wood is used to create other chairs, frames, and bowls.
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Creative Definitions is an enviro-social enterprise at the forefront of manufacturing pineapple leaf fiber-based yarns and fabrics, converting them further into sustainable mainstream products for fashion, footwear, and home decor.
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CSM Philippines offers contemporary homeware and novelties made through slip-casting and other specialized hand building techniques with Fine Porcelain and Bone China.
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Farah Abu is a fashion accessory brand that showcases unbridled creativity with its jewelry, clutches, bags, belts, and brooches..
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Contemporary furniture brand Jed Yabut uses traditional methods for framing, weaving, and decorating rattan products. The company uses local and natural raw materials crafted by highly skilled artisans.
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A producer of classical and contemporary wrought-iron furniture, Jireh Forge creates all-metal furniture treated with zinc coating and woven with synthetic materials
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CSM Philippines offers contemporary homeware and novelties made through slip-casting and other specialized hand building techniques with Fine Porcelain and Bone China.
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Crystal Seas preserves and promotes traditional materials, such as handwoven textiles, natural fibers, shells, and metalcraft. They feature the Mindanao region's colorful heritage with their bags, jewelry, and garments.
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Mjorian creates stunning handmade jewelry with the creative use of silver, brass, gold, and precious stones. Each piece carries a special story inspired by nature and Filipino heritage
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Obra Cebuana Furniture Designs, Inc. manufactures rattan furniture and home accessories. The brand specializes in handcrafted custom-made pieces that showcase local culture and heritage.
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Established in 1987, Orient Meadow offers a wide range of straw hats and bags, craft items, and home decor made of natural and biodegradable materials.
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ORO HANDMANDE champions a plastic-free future with sustainable and biodegradable baskets, lamps, and vases that are made of organic handmade paper, and inspired by Philippine traditions.
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Paperbound is a homeware business known for its fanciful depictions of the Filipino vernacular: churches, furniture, dances, and flora and fauna that populate wallpaper, lamps, and money envelopes.
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Shelmed, a globally-acclaimed manufacturer and exporter of home decor and accessories made of abaca and other natural fibers, works with local weavers and artisans to produce sustainable home products.
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Lija by That One Piece Enterprise specializes in crafting lamps and lamp shades from paper, rattan, indigenous fabrics, and other locally-sourced materials, intertwining cultural heritage with contemporary design.
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Triboa Bay Living is a furnishing company that mainly uses wood and steel in creating lighting fixtures, chairs, and cabinets that are creative and timeless in appeal.
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The Vito Selma brand focuses on the natural, using shapes and textures that are often repeated in nature to create lamps, tables, chairs, and shelves.
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