PLEASE REFER to the ILLUSTRATOR FILE for the COVER Beyondartisanship Is an Exclusive Publication Dedicated to the Manila FAME March 2012 Edition

PLEASE REFER TO THE ILLUSTRATOR FILE FOR THE COVER BeyondArtisanship is an exclusive publication dedicated to the Manila FAME March 2012 Edition. It features the event highlights, the inspiring presence of key personalities and industry leaders, as well as the continuing participation of leading and new exporters, homegrown and international designers, trendmakers and stylesetters.

BeyondArtisanship March 2012 is published by the

Marketing Communications Department Center for International Trade Expositions and Missions (CITEM) Golden Shell Pavilion, Sen. Gil Puyat Avenue corner Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City, Philippines, 1300 E: [email protected] W: www.citem.com.ph

All rights reserved. This publication may not be reproduced in whole or in any part, in any form, without permission from CITEM. ROSVI C. GAETOS Executive Director Art&FAM E Design has always been the country’s competitive edge. The unparalleled creativity of the Filipino artisan is harmonized into natural and indigenous materials to create market-ready and export-ready lifestyle products showcased biannually at the Manila FAME.

As the global market sustains its longing for all things artisanal, Manila FAME continues to address this need by promoting exceptional craftsmanship and encouraging brilliant explorations in Philippine design, while putting buyer and consumer satisfaction at the top of mind.

This monograph contains snapshots of the Manila FAME March 2012 and the exhilarating events surrounding it. From the Trend Stores to the DeXign Setting of award-winning designers Budji Layug and Kenneth Cobonpue, the show is brimming with stellar standouts in material and design, contributing to an overwhelming atmosphere of artisanship that only Manila FAME can deliver.

More than being the face of design in the international market, Manila FAME is a wonderful economic indicator of the Philippine export industry. The show provides immediate and tangible impact on the country’s export growth, while supporting jobs and livelihood for both low and high skilled workers in countryside communities.

A platform for superior Filipino design and craftsmanship for almost three decades, Manila FAME registered unprecedented growth in its March 2012 and October 2011 editions. Manila FAME will continue to uphold its reputation as an authentic Philippine icon that strengthens the country’s position as a Design Destination and Asia’s Design Trendsetter in furniture and furnishings, holiday and gifts and fashion.

Welcome to a world beyond artisanship. Shell arts by Bon-Ace Fashion Tools, Inc. EDITORIAL BOARD

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Rosario Virginia C. Gaetos contents Managing Editor Marilou Farnacio-Cantancio

Associate EditorS, Content Maria Aurora Mendoza Elvie A. Borje Manila FAME 2012

Associate EditorS, Production Design Mentoring: Josie Natori, Budji Layug & Reynico Sale Kenneth Cobonpue Mark Dresden Umayan

EDITORIAL ADVISERS Design Exuberance Ma. Lourdes D. Mediran The Colony Rhea O. Matute Craft Revival Arturo M. Dimaano The Red Box

EDITORIAL STAFF Manila Wear

Design Development and CREATIVE DIRECTOR Design Week Philippines Cheekee Montealegre-Padilla Walls of Art in Manila FAME COntent development and HEAD writerS Maria Antonietta V. Salazar Stellar Standouts Ma. April R. dela Cruz Spotted Elements Living the Life | furniture & furnishings Contributing WriterS Analyn Aena Alcala Ramp Ready | fashion Neil Carlo Arriola Holiday Headliners | holiday & gifts Lyra Athena Duaso Denise Melendres KATHA: A Most Coveted Reward for Innovation Contributing and Artisanship Photographers Mark Dresden Umayan Design for Exports Cheekee Montealegre-Padilla Maybelle Dejasco Merchandise Specialist Program Clark San Jose Paradiso Jasfrey Carandang Stone Age Dan Lizado Tribal Fusion Marco Rivera Christina Maria Tuguigui Directory of Featured Exhibitors COORDINATORS Anna Alzona Kyle Angsanto Organizers Eva Mariquina Jean Palma Liz Villegas Cham Yalong Timeless crafts. Endless design ideas and innovations. One source.

Discover the unique attractions that continue to draw buyers and visitors to the Manila FAME, year after year, edition after edition.

Experience freedom from monotony, and marvel at the range of diversity in products.

Imagine what colorful tales lie behind exciting products sourced from booming metropolises and scenic islands, some from as far as the intriguing deep south.

Come and find what lies beyond artisanship in the Philippines. In this October 2012 edition, CO-LOCATED SHOWS: Manila FAME unveils more design manila now talents, endless product innovations, Established in 1996, Manila Now and an outstanding display of showcases trendsetting furniture craftsmanship. A fresh spread of pieces from all over Luzon, primarily from the furniture hub of Pampanga. products that are given new treatments and enhancements, using both CEBUNEXT traditional materials and combinations For 22 years, CEBUNEXT has embodied the craftsmanship and welcome the buyers. evolving design sensibilities of Cebu, known for its rich history in BeyondArtisanship is another theme furniture making. fully explored in this March 2012 Edition BIJOUX CEBU of Manila FAME, and the Philippine With an exclusive focus on designers and manufacturers are more eco-fashion, Bijoux Cebu is the island’s premier exhibit of fashion than equal to the task of delivering accessories made from Philippine the promise behind the theme. natural materials. design MANILA FAME is proud to partner with the Creative Team of Design Icons: Josie Natori, Budji Layug, and Kenneth Cobonpue, who worked with established as well as new, upcoming exporters, manufacturers, artists and designers to deliver fresh new takes in home and fashion.

JOSIE NATORI

Considered a Filipino champion, Josie Natori is a successful fashion designer who promotes Philippine-made products through her company. The Natori Company is a global lifestyle brand that has come to include collections for home, fragrance and eyewear, and lingerie. In 2007, Natori was awarded the Order of Lakandula, one of the highest Civilian awards in the Philippines.

BUDJI LAYUG

He is an international furniture and interior designer considered a master in interpreting elegant tropical environments for residences, hotels, and resorts worldwide using available materials.

KENNETH COBONPUE

Iconic is an apt description for the body of works produced by this young but prodigious furniture and furnishings designer who has captured both global attention and clientele.

DESIGN EXUBERANCE

Exuberance best describes the liberal outpouring of design talent witnessed in nearly all editions of the Manila FAME. Little wonder the show has generated critical attention and worldwide patronage over the years. The show has sustained its presence amidst competition from global goliaths in the furniture and

furnishings, homeware and fashion industries.

The EPOCH Group of fresh, young talents curated an inspiring element for Manila FAME. Dubbed as The Colony, this beehive- inspired installation found functional use as a registration counter. Successfully transformed into a unique, comfortable lounge, this innovative approach to an activity as mundane as “registration” — complete with a golden pile of ripe Philippine mangoes — provided a welcome surprise to travel-weary but design-motivated buyers. Buyers from all over the world register at The Colony, a beehive- inspired counter made from recycled cardboard paper from DEKAHON, Inc. and designed by EPOCH Group. Heritage crafts dating back to prehistoric times are meticulously preserved and highlighted up to the present.

Wood Shaving of Pakil, Laguna Wood shaving involves highly skilled and precise hands that whittle softwood into filigreed fans, peacocks, butterflies, birds and flowers.

Mat Weaving of Zamboanga del Sur Mat Weaving is a craft native to the Maguindanao community in Zamboanga del Sur. Seagrass is used as material for the mats, where they are woven to create different patterns.

Calado of Taal, Batangas This long tradition of hand embroidery is painstakingly executed on fine cloths such as piña (pineapple) or jusi (silk and piña threads).

BEADWORKS OF DAVAO Beadworks originate from the Bagobo Tribe in Davao. Multi-colored beads are sewn, adorned or decorated into the cloth and even baskets and accompanied by bells, sequins and pompoms.

Aimed at harnessing the unrivaled creativity of a new breed of brave, young upcoming designers and artists, the RED BOX program is a regular design developmental feature of Manila FAME .

RED BOX

THE ERA OF EPOCH

EPOCH is a new movement in Philippine design. It is composed of rising young designers and artists with Filipino roots or affiliations who are based all over the world. Their designs, mostly furniture and accessories, have been called edgy, a result of Western upbringing, education, and training matched by their elation in discovering natural materials in the Philippines.

Members of the group are Jinggoy Buensuceso, Daniel Latorre-Cruz, Martha Cech, Stanley Ruiz and Wataru Sakuma.

THIS PAGE, above: The Epoch Setting showing new designs made with paper, resin, and interwoven fibers. (1) Chair designed by Jinggoy Buensuceso; (2) Ventana Chair designed by Daniel Latorre Cruz, manufactured by Casa Cebuana; (3) Symbiosis Speakers designed by Stanley Ruiz, manufactured by Masa Ecological Development, Inc.; (4) Interweave Bowls designed by Martha Cech, manufactured by Hacienda Crafts Manufactured by Luzon Rattan Industries

OPPOSITE PAGE, from top, clockwise: (1) neon-colored lamps by Olivia D’Aboville; (2) mirrors by Rene Alcala; (3) plastic Filipino Lego sculpture by Leeroy New; (4) tabletop decor by Luisa Robinson; (5) wall cabinet by Ling Quisimbing-Ramilo THE CREATIVE GALLERY

This special setting featured original art installations of a fresh group of artists — Rene Alcala, Olvia d’Aboville, Leeroy New, Ling Quisimbing-Ramilo and Luisa Robinson. Manila Wear is a reflection of what the Philippines is all about. It is tropical wear that is relaxed and unstructured, with rich, vibrant colors; an expression of endless summer and eternal sunshine.

Under the direction of international fashion icon Josie Natori, Manila Wear reflects the ongoing efforts to globally position the Philippine fashion industry in the niche of tropical and resort wear.

Manila Wear is the juxtaposition of basic materials and artisanal creations, which exude traditional and contemporary flair.

THIS PAGE: from upper left, clockwise. costume jewelry by Joel Escobar; necklace by Joyce Makitalo; purse by Adante Leyesa; piña inspired collection by Randy Ortiz; wooden slippers by Arnel Papa; insect wings-inspired earrings by Patrice Ramos-Diaz; shoes by Maco Custodio; costume jewelry by Gerry Sunga Avant-garde, design-forward products directed and specially curated by internationally acclaimed designers Budji Layug and Kenneth Cobonpue. FROM LOWER LEFT, clockwise: (1) Accent chair by Locsin International; (2) Bamboo Screen Bench by Cebu Fil Veneer; (3) Wall panel by GSG by Flora Creatives; accent chair and side table by Vivere Lifestyles, Inc.; planter by Nature’s Legacy; (4) Fully wired abaca tables by Tadeco; (5) Hanging Lamps by Kalikasan Crafts; (6) Fully-wired Abaca Lamp by Tadeco; Chair designed and manufactured by Budji Layug PARTICIPATING COMPANIES

Bon-Ace Fashion Tools Catalina Embroideries Cebu Fil-Veneer Corporation GSG by Flora Creatives Kalikasan Crafts Locsin International Maze Manufacturing Co. MCCA Industrial Corporation Miles Ahead Corporation Nature’s Legacy Eximport Sterling Gifts, Inc. Tadeco FROM LOWER LEFT, clockwise: (1) wrought iron center table and recycled glass blocks by MCCA ; candle holders by Sterling Gifts ; (2) ceramic teapot, cup and tray by Ugu Bigyan; (3) square pillow cases by Tadeco; day bed by Locsin International; (4) shell art table accent by Bon-Ace; (5) wall decor by Tadeco; pottery by Ugu Bigyan; tavolas by Natures Legacy DESIGN WEEK PHILIPPINES

Design Week Philippines is a celebration of DESIGN through programs and events that foster creativity among Filipinos and strengthen the country’s positioning as Asia’s Design Destination.

Proclamation No. 277 signed by President Benigno S. Aquino III declares the third week of March and October of each year as Design Week Philippines. “The quantity of materials you have and the way you manipulate them are fantastic. This is important on a global scale because THE CAMPANA crafts are slowly BROTHERS AT THE coming back.” 1st DESIGN WEEK -Humberto PHILIPPINES Campana

Recently awarded as Designers of the Year at the celebrated Maison et Objet interior show in Paris, Brothers Fernando and Humberto Campana, headlined the 1st Design Week Philippines 2012.

In an interview with Design Museum, the brothers quipped that they draw inspiration from Brazilian street life and carnival culture. They combine objects they find – such as scraps of wood and fabric off-cuts – with advanced technology to create a vibrant, energetic and definitively Brazilian approach to design.

“What you have here is perfect, as the world reacquires a taste for more labor-intensive production processes and techniques.”

- Fernando Campana

Photo from www.brazilianfurnituredesign.com A team of young, enthusiastic artists recreated colorful and bright artworks on the exhibition walls at the Manila FAME.

Stellar Standouts

Buyers are experts in sighting merchandise that reach out and talk to them; and there is no dearth of such experience in every Manila FAME edition.

Here are the buyers’ favorites — from materials to products of such design and ingenuity. spottedELEMENTS BELOW: bakbakU-shapedtablebyVenusCrafts giving every furniture itemitsown beauty–natural, rare, unique. products. Each plantandbarkhave individual anddifferent characteristics, its surfaces andsplicedby cleaned handtoproduceimpeccable quality is ahand-madeprocesswhere theraw bananabarkiscarefully chosen; thebananaintofurnitureandfurnishings Transforming thebarkof banana (bakbak) riverstone Riverstone is an extremely versatile material: this natural stone absorbs very little liquid and the resin is virtually impervious to liquids. Riverstone is suitable for any kind of wall and floor covering (including heated flooring) as well as kitchen worktops, vanity tops, bar fronts and tops.

ABOVE: riverstone dining table by Venus Crafts

spottedELEMENTS spottedELEMENTS faux shagreen ABOVE: sidetablewithdrawer byClearExports,Inc. in themarketplace. steadily growing witheach new table, lamporbox thatappears It seemstobeeverywhere thesedays, withitspopularity withitsnewworld by environmentally storm friendlyform. is lesscostlythanthereal istakingthedesign shagreen, Faux avinyl shagreen, materialwithrepeating that pattern distressed wood Wood can be transformed into this elegant and sophisticated furniture piece with the artistic application of marquetry or veneering. Popular now is the distressed wood which recreates an antique appearance on furniture, paneling, trim and accent pieces. The result is a rustic finish that enhances the old yet creates a new look.

BELOW: tripod coffee table by APY Cane, Inc.

spottedELEMENTS spottedELEMENTS herringbones and duotone patterns. herringbones the abaca fiber can be woven carpets in into classy manual dexterity, With specialhandlingandlonghoursof into rustic-chic productsandsophisticatedhomedecor. The abaca hasbeenrevived, developed, andelevated abaca BELOW: stoolsbyCatalinaEmbroideries,Inc. coconut The Coconut has myriad uses, from its roots to its tip, whether for food or for home furnishings. Today, as new technology emerges and with the ingenuity of Filipinos, the coconut adds another function in its already long list. Coconut sheaths are being laminated and used as home décor, and designed into a nice piece of furniture that gives a vintage look.

ABOVE: Seating cube by Catalina Embroideries, Inc.

spottedELEMENTS living the life

THIS PAGE: above, mahogany and leather stools by Filipino Creazione; below. Console table by Vito Selma

OPPOSITE PAGE: Allegro swing chair by Vito Selma living the life | FURNITURE & FURNISHINGS

FROM LOWER LEFT, clockwise: (1) accent chairs, side table, console and chest of drawers by Kirsten International Philippines; (2) hanging lamp by Venzon Manufacturing Corporation; (3) accent chair by Kirsten International Philippines; (4) shell lamps by Arden Classics; (4) pineapple wood carving by Chanalli

livingluxe the life | FURNITURE & FURNISHINGS THIS PAGE: floor lamp by Locsin International; rattan chair and ottoman by Obra Cebuana

OPPOSITE PAGE: bench with wood carving and Tinalak by Silahis Arts and Artifacts; wood and bamboo arm chair by South Sea Veneer living the life | FURNITURE & FURNISHINGS THIS PAGE: Hanging lamp made of vintage flashlights, Decorative pencil towers, Table and Chair by TN Philippines

OPPOSITE PAGE: hanging lamp made of recycled eyeglass lenses by TN Philippines, Arm chair made of jute and riveted metal sheet by Kirsten International Philippines living the life | FURNITURE & FURNISHINGS

THIS PAGE, top, clockwise: wall art and table lamp made of paper by Masa Ecological

OPPOSITE PAGE: hanging and table lamps, all made of paper, by Masa Ecological living the life | FURNITURE & FURNISHINGS ABOVE, left to right: home decor and accent items by Basket and Weaves

RIGHTMOST, top to bottom: wooden button stools by Basket and Weaves; vase by Riviera Clay living the life | FURNITURE & FURNISHINGS ramp ready OPPOSITE PAGE: necklace by Avatar; bags made of leather, wicker and fur by S.C. Vizcarra

THIS PAGE: Handwoven cotton bags and necklaces made of dried seeds by Cyprea International

ramp ready | FASHION

THIS PAGE, top to bottom: 24K gold plated cuff and ring in brass by Kath’s

OPPOSITE PAGE: cuff, handbag and purse by Kath’s (top, left to right); purses made of wood, snake skin and mother of pearl by Kath’s (above); purse, necklace ang bangle made of cowry shell, mother of pearl and wood by Bon-Ace Fashion Tools runwayramp resplendence ready | FASHION holiday headliners holiday

Decorative tabletop and Christmas ornaments made of tin by Kriks Enterprises holiday headliners | HOLIDAY & GIFTS LEFT TO RIGHT: decorative watering cans and spring-themed decor by Takara Arts and Crafts; decor made of recycled newspaper by Papers Capers; candle holders by Ten Fingers holiday headliners | HOLIDAY & GIFTS THIS PAGE: top. decorative trays made of recycled jute by Papers Capers; bottom. frame and boxes made of tinalak and wood chips by Craftmill, Inc.

OPPOSITE PAGE: printed handmade papers and notebooks by Tadeco holiday headliners | HOLIDAY & GIFTS

Katha Award is an important recognition presented to Manila FAME’s exporters and designers who develop exceptional designs for furniture and home furnishings, holiday décor and gifts, and fashion accessories. Awards are slated for Best Product Design, Best Booth Display, and Best Promotional Material.

From the Filipino word "katha" or "creation", The 55th Katha Awards Panel of Judges the Katha Awards’ purpose is to inspire and encourage manufacturers to elevate their • Daphne Oseña-Paez, Home design show standards of design for Philippine export host and producer; products through the skillful use and exploration • Jeannie Javelosa, Director for Creative of new materials and processes. The awardees Strategies and Branding of the EON are manufacturer-exhibitors of Manila FAME and Stakeholder Relations Firm and President its co-located design trade shows: Manila Now, of the ECHOStore Sustainable Lifestyle, and CEBUNEXT and BIJOUX Cebu. Yuchengco Museum Curator; • Rachy Cuna, Designer and Floral Architect; “The Katha Awards not only gives distinction • Tonichi Nocom, Fashion designer and to new, innovative, purposeful, and artistically Fashion and Design Council of the Philippines rendered interpretations of design ideas but (FDCP) officer; it also inspires, raises the level of design • Daniel dela Cruz, Artis t and sculptor; consciousness, and positively transforms • Robert Alejandro, noted retail and graphic lifestyle and living. Through the Katha Awards, and product designer; we can show the world that the design of • Tristan Jovellana, interior designer, Philippine export products continues to evolve NCCA officer, and TV host; and is at par with the best in the world,” said • Rey Soliven, industrial designer and product Rosvi Gaetos, Executive Director of the Center design consultant for International Trade Expositions and Missions, • Maco Custodio, shoe designer. the export promotions arm of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), and organizer of . Manila FAME. Best Product Design | HOUSEWARE

The Design Team of Accessoria, Inc. bagged the Best Product Design for the Houseware category for their “Kinks & Curls” hanging lamp, which was chosen due to the ingenious use of natural rattan splits. Best Product Design | HOLIDAY & GIFTS

For the Holiday Décor and Gifts category, the “Anahaw Tree” by designer Ma. Elena Gomez of Philippine Treasures, won Best Product Design, due to the skillful use of anahaw leaves that were cut in a well-proportioned manner, as well as for the quality of its finishing. Best Product Design | FASHION

“Feather Agate” by designer Milagros Imson of Lafina Moda by Kitsilver Jewelry was chosen for its intricate craftsmanship of traditional gold filigree rendered in contemporary fashion. Best Product Design | FURNITURE Best Booth Design

For the Furniture category, “Gregoria” by designer Ito Kish of the company Ito Kish won Best Product Design, selected for its massing of balustre, a design icon of Filipino ancestral homes, combined with the woven solihiya for the seat. The Ito Kish Booth also won Best Booth Display for its functional use of space and dramatic lighting that highlight its product display. Special Citation: Eco-Design Award

Exhibitors Nature’s Legacy Eximport’s “Naturecast Process” and Floriea’s “NuCast Process” were given the special citation Eco-Design Award.

On the other hand, the patented Naturecast process of Nature's Legacy uses fallen barks, twigs, dead shrubs, and other agro-forest waste, which are classified and shredded and uses odorless water-based binder. design for exports Design for Exports Program of CITEM brings world-class talents to Manila FAME to collaborate with manufacturers in creating products that combine design and profitability. merchandise specialist program An exciting collection of home products developed by Michael Cleghorn and Linda Simpson under CITEM’s Design for Exports Program, reflecting the three global trends: Paradiso, Tribal Fusion, and Stone Age.

Escapism. Well-being. The sun and the sea. Folkloric embroidery.

Gray in all its glory. Sensual minimalist lines. Irregular shapes, disparate textures.

Repurposing. Reinventing. Rediscovering ethnicity to express individuality. THIS PAGE: wingback collection made of PVC by Obra Cebuana; pillows and table runners by Catalina Embroideries, Inc; necklaces by Island Girl Philippines; mannequins made of abaca by Joami International; planters by Nature’s Legacy Eximport, Inc.; capiz wall mirror and plates by Shell Arts Company, Inc.; seating cubes by Catalina Embroideries, Inc.; capiz plates by Shell Arts Company, Inc.; laminated vase by Sarilikha; votive holders by Hacienda Crafts; picture frames by Craftmill, Inc.

OPPOSITE PAGE: planters by Nature’s Legacy Eximport, Inc.; grass accent by Le Font, Inc.; tray by Calfurn Manufacturing, Inc.; laminated vases by Sarilinlikha; picture frame by Craftmill, Inc.; votive by Hacienda Crafts

THIS PAGE: day bed by Cancio and Asoociates; pillows and runner by Catalina Embroideries, Inc.; planters by Nature’s Legacy Eximport, Inc.

OPPOSITE PAGE, left to right: ; floor lamp, pillows, and runners by Catalina Embroideries; flock of birds wall decor by CSM Philippines; bed and night table by Clear Exports Inc.

THIS PAGE: right. laminated abaca vases by Sarilinlikha; below. capiz plates by Shell Arts

OPPOSITE PAGE: tub chair by Obra Cebuana; stool and pillows by Catalina Embroideries, Inc.; grass accent by Le Font, Inc.

FROM LEFTMOST, clockwise: (1) bed by Designs Ligna; Candle holder by Calfurn Manufacturing, Inc.; pillows by Catalina Embroideries, Inc.; Wall mirror by Maze Manufacturing, Inc.; (2) chairs and table by Obra Cebuana; (3) planters by Maze Manufacturing Co., Inc.

FROM TOP LEFT, clockwise: (1) necklace by Island Girl Philippines and Cyprea Philippines; (2) necklaces by Floreia; strand necklace by Island Girl Philippines; (3) clutch bags made of abaca by Ferimar Import-Export; (4) bangles made of snake skin by Island Girl Philippines; (5) vase by Maze Manufacturing Co., Inc.; necklace by Floreia FROM TOP LEFT, clockwise: (1) distressed wood wall mirror, tripod side tables by APY Cane, Inc.; Laminated vases by Sarilinlikha; Wooden mannequins by Chanalli; Sofa by Cancio and Associates; Pillows by Catalina Embroideries.; (2) coffee table by South Sea Veneer; Capiz plates by Shell Arts; (3) riverstone wall mirror and dining table by Venus Crafts; dining chairs by Designs Ligna.; candle holders by Maze Manufacturing Co., Inc.; (4) Coffee table by Vivere Lifestyles Inc.; Vases by Riviera Clay, Inc.; Picture Frame by Craftmill;

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: (1) Laminated bakbak vases by Venus Crafts; Table lamps by Catalina Embroideries, Inc.; Candle holder by Chanalli; (2) bed, night stand and chest of drawers in faux shagreen finish by Clear Exports, Inc.; lamps, pillows, runners by Catalina Embroideries; nesting tables and tray by Venus Crafts; grass accents by Le Font, Inc.; (3) Nesting table in laminated bakbak by Venus Crafts THIS PAGE, left to right: (1) abaca fixtures by Joami International; necklace by Bon-Ace Fashion Tools; (2) necklace by Nature’s Legacy Eximport, Inc.; wooden desk accessory by Bon-Ace Fashion Tools

OPPOSITE PAGE, top to bottom: (1) clutch made of coco sheath and bamboo tile accent by Ferimar Import-Export; (2) choker by Ferimar Import-Export

ABOVE, left to right: Ikat lamp, console table and wall mirror by South Sea Veneer; dried leaves and seeds by Le Font, Inc.; Ikat pedestal and basket by Calfurn Manufacturing, Inc.; tub chair by Obra Cebuana; pillow by Catalina Embroideries, Inc.; (2) woven leather console table and wall mirror by Cancio and Associates; pillar candle holders by Calfurn Manufacturing, Inc.; desk statue and accessory by Chanalli; LEFT: wooden vases by Chanalli; BELOW: capiz plates by Shell Arts Company, Inc. wall mirror, coffee table and vase in coco tiles; pedestal and nesting tables by Catalina Embroideries; Capiz plates and bowls by Shell Arts Company, Inc. Pillow case made of T’nalak by Tadeco directory of featured exhibitors

red box Jun Artajo 235 Joule Street Alpha Homes Matina, Davao City EPOCH Mobile (+63932) 843.4484 Email [email protected] Wataru Sakuma Email [email protected] Maco Custodio URL www.watarusakuma.com 170 Tandang Sora Avenue, Quezon City Mobile (+63922) 888.6226 Jinggoy Buensuceso Email [email protected] Email [email protected] URL www.buensucesoart.com Lulu Tan-Gan 239 Colonel Santos Street, South Cembo Daniel Latorre-Cruz Makati, Metro Manila Email [email protected] Mobile (+63917) 520.1078 URL www.latorrecruz.com Email [email protected]

Stanley Ruiz Adante Leyesa Email [email protected] Unit 103 PMR Condo, Brgy. Ususan, Taguig City URL www.stanleyruiz.com Mobile (+63917) 858.2852 Email [email protected] Martha Cech Email [email protected] Joyce Makitalo URL www.matame.eu Unit 8D, The Makati Tuscany Ayala Avenue, Makati City Mobile (+63917) 819.7327 Email [email protected] creative gallery Joel Escober 3-ARS Commercial Bldg., Block 25 Lot 1 BF Drive cor. OLIVIA D’ ABOVILEE C. Masibay Street, BF Resort Village, Las Piñas City Mobile (+63917) 878.6609 Mobile (+63917) 611.4631 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] URL www.oliviadaboville.com Arnel Papa LING QUISIMBING Pag-asa Street, Brgy. Patubig Marilao, Bulacan Mobile (+63915) 897.7923 Mobile (+63917) 857.1092 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] URL www.quisumbingramilo.com Patrice Ramos-diaz LEEROY NEW Unit 103 Three Salcedo Place 121 Tordesillas Street Mobile (+63919) 311.1234 Salcedo Village, Makati City, Metro Manila Email [email protected] Mobile (+63917) 796.4146 URL www.leeroynew.com Email [email protected]

RENE ALCALA Vic Barba Mobile (+63917) 873.8226 5425 Gen. Luna Street, Makati City Email [email protected] Mobile (+63917) 833.4388 URL peterandpaul.inc Email [email protected]

LUISA ROBINSON JC Buendia Mobile (+63917) 320.7634 112 4th Avenue, Cubao, Quezon City, Metro Manila Email [email protected] Mobile (+63917) 571.9565 URL luisarobinson.com Email [email protected]

Cesar Gaupo 73A Zodiac Street, Bel Air IV Makati City, Metro Manila manila wear Mobile (+63917) 881.0647 TC Alvarez- Sibal Email [email protected] Crystalle, Powerplant Mall, Rockwell, Makati City Mobile (+63917) 896.0203 Email [email protected] OJ Hofer BON-ACE FASHION TOOLS, INC. 27 Mahogany Street, Green Plain Subd., Banilad Reimer Jen Bonghanoy, Marketing Manager Mandaue City, Cebu Tungkil, Minglanilla Mobile (+63917) 720.7220 Cebu, Philippines Email [email protected] | [email protected] Tel (+6332) 273.7887 to 88 URL ojhofer.com Fax (+6332) 273.7889 Email [email protected] Rajo Laurel [email protected] 6013 Villena corner Mañalac Streets, [email protected] Poblacion, Makati City URL www.bon-ace.com Mobile (+63917) 526.4038 Email [email protected] CRAFT MILL, INC. Jean Bautista, Vice President Jojie Lloren 238 Gen. M. Ordoñez Street, Marikina Heights Unit A-17 2680 F.B. Harrison Street, Pasay City Marikina City, Metro Manila, Philippines Mobile (+63917) 851.1225 Tel (+632) 941.4232 Email [email protected] Fax (+632) 941.5238 Email [email protected] Dennis Lustico [email protected] 9672 Pililia corner Obrero Streets, URL www.craftmillinc.com Rizal Village, Makati City Mobile (+63918) 921.1269 CSM PHILIPPINES INC. Email [email protected] Clemente Manrique Jr., General Manager Alphawood Compound, Brgy. Santo Tomas Randy Ortiz Biñan, Laguna, Philippines 15 K-6 Street, West Kamias, Tel (+6349) 839.2951 Quezon City, Metro Manila Fax (+632) 520.6788 Mobile (+63917) 812.6953 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] URL www.csmphilippines.com

Joey Samson FIRMA HOME ACCESSORIES, INC. 455 Adalla Street, Palm Village Markus Schmidt, General Manager Makati City, Metro Manila Unit 12 G/F, North Syquia Building Mobile (+63918) 959.2541 1991 M.H. del Pilar Street, Malate Email [email protected] Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines Telefax (+632) 524.8740 Inno Sotto Email [email protected] South Syquia 2021 M.H. Del Pilar Street URL www.firma.com.ph Malate, Metro Manila Mobile (+63917) 529.2348 GSG by FLORA CREATIVES Email [email protected] Gigi Gonzales, Creative/Marketing Director 63 FC Santos Street, BF Homes Parañaque City, Metro Manila, Philippines Tel (+632) 473.9846 dexign Email [email protected] URL www.gsg.com.ph ASIA CERAMICS CORPORATION Theresa Kabigting, Marketing Director INTERIOR CRAFTS OF THE ISLANDS, INC. 45, 8th Avenue, Cubao, Quezon City Kenneth Cobonpue, CEO Metro Manila, Philippines 3-A General Maxilom Avenue Tel (+632) 911.5387 | 911.5392 Cebu City, Cebu, Philippines Fax (+632) 911.5415 Tel (+6332) 233.4045 Email [email protected] Fax (+6332) 231.2555 URL www.asiaceramicscorporation.com Email [email protected] URL www.kennethcobonpue.com BEAMS PHILIPPINES EXPORT CORP. Shinichi Hamada, President KALIKASAN CRAFTS Zone 5 1781, Dumlog, Talisay Celia Jiao, Managing Director Cebu, Philippines Upper Buhanginan Street, Sitio Tagbac, Brgy. San Jose Tel (+6332) 272.6848 Antipolo, Rizal, Philippines Fax (+6332) 273.2262 Tel (+632) 344.1099 to 1597 Email [email protected] Fax (+632) 658.9513 URL www.beams-export.com Email [email protected] URL www.kalikasancrafts.com MASA ECOLOGICAL DEV’T. INC. Raymond Q. Licerio, General Manager stellar standouts Rm. 2E Sunbless Condo 131 Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo HW APY CANE, INC. Tagaytay City, Cavite, Philippines Noreen Hazel Yu, General Manager Tel (+6346) 413.4862 S.E. Jayme Street, Pakna-an Fax (+6346) 413.4860 Mandaue City, Cebu, Philippines Email [email protected] Tel (+6332) 420.4360 Fax (+6332) 343.9183 MCCA INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION Email [email protected] Miguel C. Aguas, President Web www.apycane.com Manibaug, Libutad, Porac Pampanga, Philippines CATALINA EMBROIDERIES, INC. Tel (+6345) 436.1786 Joan Siao Wang, President Email [email protected] Upper Tingub, Mandaue City, Cebu, Philippines Tel (+6332) 346.2829 | 343.6709 NATURES LEGACY EXIMPORT, INC. Fax (+6332) 346.2828 Pedro H. Delantar, Jr., President Email [email protected] Upper Cogon, Compostela [email protected] Cebu, Philippines URL www.catalina.ph Tel (+6332) 425.8399 Fax (+6332) 425.8815 CLEAR EXPORT INDUSTRIES, INC. Email [email protected] Bernard Lua, President URL www.natureslegacy.com April Lua, HRD Manager Mabugat Road, Tabok, Mandaue City RIVIERA CLAY PHILIPPINES, INC. Cebu, Philippines Ma. Isabel Calma, President Tel (+6332) 346.6852 1125 Antipolo Street, Rizal Village Fax (+6332) 346.0887 Makati City, Metro Manila, Philippines Email [email protected] Tel (+632) 896.4930 URL www.clearex.com.ph Fax (+632) 896.9778 Email [email protected] VENUS CRAFTS CORPORATION Venus Genson, Owner ROBLES HERITAGE, INC. 168 Hyram Building, Brgy. Cotcot Gideon E. Robles, President Liloan, Cebu, Philippines Robles Bldg., Gonzales Compd., Almanza Uno Tel (+6332) 424.1770 | 516.9612 Las Piñas City, Metro Manila, Philippines Fax (+6332) 424.8113 | 516.0923 Tel (+632) 805.9896 Email [email protected] Fax (+632) 801.4204 | 873.4128 [email protected] Email [email protected] URL www.venuscrafts.com URL www.roblesheritage.com

S.C. VIZCARRA, INC. Mutya Ridon, General Manager LIVING THE LIFE 737 Roxas Boulevard, Baclaran Parañaque City, Metro Manila, Philippines ARDEN CLASSIC, INC. Tel (+632) 854.6751 to 55 Jen Elizabeth Siarot, VP - Marketing Fax (+632) 854.6753 Soong II, Mactan, Lapu-Lapu City Email [email protected] Cebu, Philippines URL www.vizcarra1925.com Tel (+6332) 238.5962 Fax (+6332) 495.8328 TADECO LIVELIHOOD Email [email protected] Russell Barrizo, Senior Manager URL www.ardenclassic.com Damosa Complex, Market Basket, Lanang Davao City, Davao Del Sur, Philippines BASKET AND WEAVES HANDICRAFTS MFG. Tel (+6382) 234.0586 Carolina Fonbuena, Merchandise Manager Email [email protected] A21 Champaca Rd., United Parañaque IV Subd. Parañaque City, Metro Manila, Philippines Tel (+632) 823.1852 Fax (+632) 823.1852 Email [email protected] FILIPINO CREAZIONE DE MANO, INC. VITO SELMA Cherry Mae Ugot, President Vito Selma, Design Director Bldg. 9710 TRC Compound, Brgy. Paralayunan Evelyn Selma, Managing Director Mabalacat, Pampanga, Philippines Don Sergio Suico Street, Canduman Tel (+632) 721.7460 | 703.0309 | 722.4383 Mandaue City, Cebu, Philippines Fax (+632) 721.7460 | 726.3752 Tel (+6332) 422.1601 | 422.1675 Email [email protected] Fax (+6332) 344.7600 [email protected] Email [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] URL www.filipinocreazione.com [email protected] URL www.vitoselma.com KIRSTEN INTERNATIONAL PHILS., INC. Eric Vincent Casas, President Tayud, Liloan, Cebu City Cebu, Philippines RAMP READY Tel (+6332) 232.1179 Fax (+6332) 231.9130 AVATAR ACCESSORIES, INC. Email [email protected] Gil Zaire Carungay, Managing Director [email protected] Avatar Style Center URL www.kirsten-intl.com ADG Center, Mactan Circumferential Road, Marigondon, Lapu-Lapu City MASA ECOLOGICAL DEV’T. INC. Cebu, Philippines Raymond Q. Licerio, General Manager Tel (+6332) 341.1000 | 340.1167 Rm. 2E Sunbless Condo Fax (+6332) 346.0712 | 340.0723 131 Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo HW Email [email protected] Tagaytay City, Cavite, Philippines [email protected] Tel (+6346) 413.4862 URL www.avatar-style.com Fax (+6346) 413.4860 Email [email protected] BON-ACE FASHION TOOLS, INC. Reimer Jen Bonghanoy, Marketing Manager SILAHIS ARTS & ARTIFACTS, INC. Tungkil, Minglanilla, Cebu, Philippines Miguel Lane, Operations Manager Tel (+6332) 273.7887 to 88 2353 Sunrise Drive, Concorde Village Fax (+6332) 273.7889 MIA Road, Tambo, Parañaque City Email [email protected] Metro Manila, Philippines [email protected] Tel (+632) 853.9126 | 853.6439 [email protected] Fax (+632) 853.9124 URL www.bon-ace.com Email [email protected] [email protected] CYPREA INTERNATIONAL URL www.silahis.com Janice Chua, VP - Marketing 5159 Pagsabungan Road Mandaue City, Cebu TN PHILIPPINES, INC. Tel (+6332) 422.1286 Aurelio Caronan, General Manager Fax (+6332) 345.4600 6 Dona Ibenea Avenue, Ireneville Subdivision Email [email protected] San Dionisio, Parañaque City URL www.cypreajewelry.com Metro Manila, Philippines Tel (+632) 829.3819 | 829.3821 Kath’s Handicrafts Fax (+632) 820.0639 Michelle Baldemor, Owner Email [email protected] 5th Floor Richville Towers [email protected] 1107 Madrigal Business Park Zapote Road Muntinlupa City, Philippines VENZON MANUFACTURING CORPORATION (VMC) Tel (+632) 579.3732 Butch Venzon, General Manager Email [email protected] Lot 138, Barangay Panipuan, Baliti City [email protected] San Fernando, Pampanga Tel (+6345) 860.6833 | 455.0175 S.C. VIZCARRA, INC. Fax (+6345) 860.6846 Mutya Ridon, General Manager Email [email protected] 737 Roxas Boulevard, Baclaran [email protected] Parañaque City, Metro Manila, Philippines [email protected] Tel (+632) 854.6751 to 55 URL www.venzonmfg.com Fax (+632) 854.6753 Email [email protected] URL www.vizcarra1925.com HOLIDAY HEADLINERS design for exports CRAFT MILL, INC. Jean Bautista, Vice President APY CANE, INC. 238 Gen. M. Ordoñez Street, Marikina Heights Noreen Hazel Yu, General Manager Marikina City, Metro Manila, Philippines S.E. Jayme Street, Pakna-an Tel (+632) 941.4232 Mandaue City, Cebu, Philippines Fax (+632) 941.5238 Tel (+6332) 420.4360 Email [email protected] Fax (+6332) 343.9183 [email protected] Email [email protected] URL www.craftmillinc.com URL www.apycane.com

KRIKS ENTERPRISES ART ‘N’ NATURE MFG., CORPORATION Paulo Mercado, Jr. Export Mgr. Venus Genson, C.E.O. 050 San Miguel Subd., Panginay 168 Hyram Bldg., Brgy. Cotcot Balagtas, Bulacan, Philippines Liloan, Cebu, Philippines Tel (+6344) 693.3688 Tel (+6332) 516.9621 Fax (+6344) 693.3688 Fax (+6332) 424.1770 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] URL www.art-n-nature.com TADECO LIVELIHOOD Russell Barrizo, Senior Manager ASIA CERAMICS CORPORATION Damosa Complex, Market Basket, Lanang Theresa Kabigting, Marketing Director Davao City, Davao Del Sur, Philippines 45, 8th Avenue, Cubao, Quezon City Tel (+6382) 234.0586 Metro Manila, Philippines Email [email protected] Tel (+632) 911.5387 | 911.5392 Fax (+632) 911.5415 Email [email protected] Web www.asiaceramicscorporation.com katha BON-ACE FASHION TOOLS, INC. Reimer Jen Bonghanoy, Marketing Manager ACCESSORIA, INC. Tungkil, Minglanilla, Cebu, Philippines Lorelei Rodriguez, President Tel (+6332) 273.7887 to 88 Corner Bagakay & Tawagan, Tayud Fax (+6332) 273.7889 Consolacion, Cebu City, Cebu, Philippines Email [email protected] Tel (+6332) 424.6551 to 52 [email protected] Fax (+6332) 424.6552 [email protected] Email [email protected] URL www.bon-ace.com URL www.accessoriainc.com CALFURN MANUFACTURING PHILIPPINES, INC. ITO KISH Julieta Sarmiento, VP for Marketing and Sales Ito Kish, CEO / Creative Director Manga Road, Pulungbulo 233 N. Garcia Street, Bel-Air Village Angeles City, Pampanga, Philippines Makati City, Metro Manila, Philippines Tel (+6345) 636.6385 | 322.8186 Tel (+632) 896.8366 Fax (+6345) 322.8186 | 8487 Fax (+632) 896.8367 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] [email protected] URL www.kish.ph URL www.calfurnph.com

NATURES LEGACY EXIMPORT, INC. CANCIO CONTRACT FURNITURE CORPORATION Pedro H. Delantar, Jr., President Joy Cancio, Vice President Upper Cogon, Compostela Ground Floor, Cancio Building Cebu, Philippines 2240 Pasong Tamo, Makati City Tel (+6332) 425.8399 Metro Manila, Philippines Fax (+6332) 425.8815 Tel (+632) 815.1851 to 53 Email [email protected] Fax (+632) 815.1854 URL www.natureslegacy.com Email [email protected]

PHILIPPINE TREASURES, INC. CATALINA EMBROIDERIES, INC. Eugenio Fabregas, Manager Joan Siao Wang, President Unit 144 Mile Long Bldg., Amorsolo Street Upper Tingub, Mandaue City, Cebu, Philippines Makati City, Metro Manila, Philippines Tel (+6332) 346.2829 | 343.6709 Tel (+632) 843.3369 Fax (+6332) 346.2828 (+6374) 444.3443 Email [email protected] Fax (+632) 892.0997 [email protected] (+6374) 424.1094 URL www.catalina.ph Email [email protected] [email protected] CHANALLI DESIGNS LIGNA, INC. Alexander Ayco M.D., Proprietor Sally Yao, Sales Manager 166 Salcedo Street, Ground Floor,Ben Life Bldg. Isateram Building, Magsaysay Rd. Ext. Makati City, Metro Manila, Philippines San Antonio, San Pedro Tel (+632) 818.9642 Laguna, Philippines Fax (+632) 892.4182 Tel (+632) 869.4126 Email [email protected] Fax (+632) 869.4127 Email [email protected] CLEAR EXPORT INDUSTRIES, INC. [email protected] Bernard Lua, President URL www.designsligna.com April Lua, HRD Manager Mabugat Road, Tabok, Mandaue City FERIMAR IMPORT-EXPORT, INC. Cebu, Philippines Ma. Iris Arcenas, President Tel (+6332) 346.6852 Ferimar Building Nivel Hills, Lahug Fax (+6332) 346.0887 Cebu City, Cebu, Philippines Email [email protected] Tel (+6332) 231.4275 | 417.2145 URL www.clearex.com.ph Fax (+6332) 232.6059 Email [email protected] CRAFT MILL, INC. sales@ ferimar.com Jean Bautista, Vice President URL www.ferimar.com 238 Gen. M. Ordoñez Street, Marikina Heights Marikina City, Metro Manila, Philippines FLOREIA BY CVD VENTURES Tel (+632) 941.4232 Catherine Delantar, VP-Finance Fax (+632) 941.5238 P. Remedios Street, Banilad Email [email protected] Cebu City, Cebu, Philippines [email protected] Tel (+6332) 425.8814 URL www.craftmillinc.com (+6332) 512.6799 Fax (+6332) 425.8815 CRYSTAL SEAS HANDWOVEN AND Email [email protected] HANDCRAFTED PRODUCTS [email protected] Mae Florence Braceros-Alcantara, Owner URL www.naturescast.com 90 Amethyst Street, Gem Village, Maa Davao City, Davao Del Sur, Philippines HACIENDA CRAFTS COMPANY, INC. Tel (+6382) 244.1805 Christina Marie Gaston, Designer/Managing Director Email [email protected] ANP Showroom, Lourdes C Building URL www.crystalseashandwoven.com 9th corner Lacson Streets, Bacolod City Negros Occidental, Philippines CSM PHILIPPINES INC. Tel (+6334) 213.0062 | 433.8833 Clemente Manrique Jr., General Manager Fax (+6334) 432.3853 | 434.1000 Alphawood Compound, Brgy. Santo Tomas Email [email protected] Biñan, Laguna, Philippines [email protected] Tel (+6349) 839.2951 [email protected] Fax (+632) 520.6788 URL www.haciendacrafts.com Email [email protected] URL www.csmphilippines.com IMAGE HANDICRAFT CENTER Herminia Bañas, Proprietress DEKOKRAFT, INC. 13-01 Angeles Livelihood Rosadel Sua, Consultant Project Pulung Cacutud,Angeles City 615 Jenny’s Avenue corner F. Legaspi Street Pampanga, Philippines Maybunga, Pasig City, Metro Manila, Philippines Tel (+6345) 893.2527 Tel (+632) 641.5846 Fax (+6345) 893.1582 Fax (+632) 643.4290 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] URL www.philimports.com URL www.dekokraft.com LE FONT, INCORPORATED DELA CRUZ HOUSE OF PIÑA Ligaya M. Fontamillas, General Manager 81 New Buswang, Kalibo M. Santos Extension, Brgy. San Jose Aklan, Philippines Antipolo, Rizal, Philippines Tel (+6336) 262.3267 | 862.0815 Tel (+632) 696.5370 Fax (+6336) 262.3267 | 861.7602 Fax (+632) 696.5370 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] URL www.houseofpina.com MAZE MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Judith Manarang, Marketing Director 135 Magalang Road, Pulung Cacutud Angeles City, Pampanga, Philippines Tel (+6345) 626.2228 | 893.1651 Fax (+6345) 893.1651 Email [email protected] URL www.mazefurniture.com.ph NATURES LEGACY EXIMPORT, INC. TUMANDOK CRAFTS INDUSTRIES Pedro H. Delantar, Jr., President Josephine Locsin, Chief Executive Officer Upper Cogon, Compostela Ma. Morena, Brgy. Calunangan Cebu, Philippines Bogo City, Negros Occidental, Philippines Tel (+6332) 425.8399 Tel (+6334) 702.2658 | 707.7174 Fax (+6332) 425.8815 Fax (+6334) 434.2632 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] URL www.natureslegacy.com [email protected] URL www.tumandok.com OBRA CEBUANA, INC. Edwin Rivera, General Manager VENUS CRAFTS CORPORATION Arcenas Compound, Banawa Hills Venus Genson, Owner Cebu City, Cebu, Philippines 168 Hyram Building, Brgy. Cotcot Tel (+6332) 261.2844 | 261.2939 Liloan, Cebu, Philippines Fax (+6332) 253.1621 Tel (+6332) 424.1770 | 516.9612 Email [email protected] Fax (+6332) 424.8113 | 516.0923 URL www.obracebuana.com Email [email protected] [email protected] RIVIERA CLAY PHILIPPINES, INC. URL www.venuscrafts.com Ma. Isabel Calma, President 1125 Antipolo Street, Rizal Village Makati City, Metro Manila, Philippines Tel (+632) 896.4930 Fax (+632) 896.9778 Email [email protected]

SARILINLIKHA NOVELTIES Romeo Balderrama, Owner 35 Dingin Bayan Street, Ibayo, Tipas Taguig City, Metro Manila, Philippines Tel (+632) 834.2712 | 831.8761 Fax (+632) 831.8701 Email [email protected]

SHELL ARTS COMPANY, INC. Virginia V. Chan, President First Cavite Industrial Estate (FCIE) Brgy. Langkaan, Dasmarinas Cavite, Philippines Fax (+632) 842.4745 Email [email protected] Web www.shellarts.com

SOUTH SEA VENEER CORP. Lieza Marie Bituin, COO Building 09 Furniture City, Paralayunan Mabalacat, Pampanga, Philippines Telefax (+6345) 893.3046 Email [email protected] [email protected] URL www.southsea.ph

STANPUZ CORPORATION Danilo Cervo, President 10 Villa Valera Compound, Velasquez Street Sitio Bangiad, San Juan, Taytay Rizal, Philippines Tel (+632) 286.1606 Fax (+632) 286.1606 Email [email protected] URL www.stanpuz.netfirms.com

TRIBOA BAY BY VIVERE LIFESTYLES CO., INC. Merce Emata, Vice President 153 Magalang Road, Barangay Cutud Angeles City, Pampanga, Philippines Tel (+6345) 893.0081 Fax (+6345) 893.0433 Email [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] URL www.triboabay.com Organizers of Manila FAME

The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) is the primary government agency of the Philippines with the dual mission of facilitating the creation of a business environment wherein participants could complete, flourish and succeed and,at the same time, ensuring consumer welfare.

The Center for International Trade Expositions and Missions (CITEM) is the export promotions arm of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI). CITEM is committed to creating and nurturing a pool of gobally competitive exporters and manufacturers. CITEM’s programs are geared towards small and medium scale manufacturers who need marketing and promotional assistance to make them product- and market-ready.

Organizers of Co-Located Shows

Chamber of Furniture Industries of the Philippines (CFIP) Established in 1966 by nine furniture manufacturers and exporters, CFIP is a non-stock, nonprofit organization. It is also the national association of companies, chapters and affiliates working together for the mutual benefit and the sustainable growth of the Philippine furniture industry.

CFIP- Pampanga Chapter With the establishment of major US Military Installations in Clark and Olongapo, Pampanga’s furniture industry grew in response to the increasing demand for furniture and furnishings. With 50 members, the Chapter has positioned Pampanga as a major furniture hub in the Philippines.

Cebu Furniture Industries Foundation, Inc. (CFIF) Established in 1974, CFIF is envisioned as a support organization to Cebu’s furniture industry, strengthening cooperation among members and responding to the needs of the industry’s international markets. It also acts as the voice of the country’s furniture export industry and serves as its rationalizing body, guiding its developmental efforts and providing a venue for discussion and resolution of industry-related Issues.

Cebu FAME Incorporated is a non-profit association established in 1987 that has been converted into a foundation with ninety (90) members. Majority of the members represent exporters and manufacturers. FAME Foundation provides its members with information, training activities, seminars and workshops to help promote and market the industry through group participation in international trade fairs and selling missions.

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