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Thursday, August 15, 2024

Fab Finds Await: MaArte Fair 2024 to Highlight World-Class Filipino Artisanal Crafts


If you're like me and have a passion for discovering one-of-a-kind finds—whether it's clothes, jewelry, pottery, or bags crafted by talented Filipino designers—then you won’t want to miss MaArte Fab Finds at The Peninsula Manila. Not only will you be bringing home unique treasures, but you'll also be supporting a great cause. A portion of every purchase goes towards the National Museum of the Philippines, helping preserve our rich cultural heritage.


You should definitely check out the collections from Puey Quiñones, Vara, and Peace for a Cause. I'm absolutely loving their jusi pina couture pieces—they’re perfect for layering and adding a unique touch to your outfit. Not only do these designs stand out, but they also support a meaningful cause.

The MaArte Fair 2024 is set to be a remarkable event, spotlighting an array of world-class Filipino-made artisanal crafts. Organized by the Museum Foundation of the Philippines, Inc. (MFPI), this event not only showcases the exceptional talents of local artisans but also serves as a crucial fundraising initiative to support cultural and artistic projects across the country.

The Museum Foundation is a dynamic volunteer organization with a heart for greater awareness for the Philippines’ rich artistic and cultural heritage. The foundation also helps elevate the National Museum of the Philippines and various museum communities across the country by supporting their development programs. 

MaArte Fair is the foundation’s annual flagship fundraising event that engages shoppers in witnessing the creativity and passion in Filipino artisanal craftsmanship through innovative items that resonate Philippine culture, arts, and history. 

As it celebrates 15 years of promoting the excellence of Filipino craftsmanship and ideation, MaArte Fair 2024 Fab Finds brings with it a purpose — to spotlight the country’s endangered fauna such as the Philippine Eagle, Crocodile, Tamaraw, Sea Turtle, and Tarsier.

“This year is all about discovering Fab Finds with a purpose to be bearers of modernity and history,” said Danny Jacinto, Museum Foundation President and MaArte Committee Chair. “More than bringing home beautiful and high-quality pieces, shoppers own badges of pride in sharing the awareness on heritage conservation, especially our endangered animals”.

MaArte at The Pen Fab Finds is at the 9th and 5th floors, Rigodon Ballroom, Garcia Villa and Balagtas Rooms and is expanding in two new locations at The Peninsula Manila Hotel – The Conservatory and Upper Lobby at the second floor.  The fair will be open from 10 AM to 8 PM, starting August 29 to September 1, 2024, Thursday to Sunday. There will be 147 exhibitors who will offer an array of Filipino artisanal products and brands that are proudly Filipino-made and world-class, ranging from fashion accessories and jewelry to personal care products, home decor, toys & games, books, food & beverages, and more.

The fair’s profit will benefit projects of The National Museum of the Philippines and museum communities in the country, Museum Foundation’s research and project grants for their chosen grantees, and other programs & workshops of the organization.

MaArte at The Pen Fab Finds is co-presented by Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI). Stay tuned for more updates on MaArte at The Pen Fab Finds by visiting their official social media pages on Facebook and Instagram or check out www.museumfoundationph.org

Check out the participating local artisans here ⬇️

1. Puey Quiñones

2. Joey De Castro Pottery

3. Vara

4. Henry Wee Fernandez

5. Kit Silver

6. Products of Peace

7. Rurungan Collective

8. Repamana

9. Raja Watches Co.

1 comment:

  1. Ohhh that's really Nice at mapabili talaga tayo kasi ang daming magagandang Collections

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