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Kultura’s Christmas Market at the Podium

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These tabletop abaca cone trees and topiaries are perfect for small spaces

Christmas comes to Kultura as it showcases its Christmas Market, a showcase of the store’s uniquely Filipino décor, gifts, and more from October 6 to 19 at the Atrium East. Level 2 of the Podium. It is also an exciting preview of what’s in- store for shoppers in all Kultura outlets nationwide.

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! A homespun take on the Jolly Old Man, Santas with a bahay kubo, sorbetes, puto bumbong, and coconuts are also available All available at Kultura Filipino

A take-off from the Christmas Markets or Christkindlmarkts that originated in Germany, and have since become holiday traditions and tourist attractions in Europe, this brings the magic, joys, and spirit of Christmas – Filipino style – to mallgoers.

Merry and Bright. Capiz shell tree ornaments made by artisans in Pampanga and Festive yellow and red abaca parols from Kultura

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.

Handmade capiz shell ornaments in angel, star and tree shapes have a subtle natural sheen and look especially pretty when your tree is lit up at night and Colorful Capiz star ornaments from local artisans in Pampanga

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.

OLI handwoven blanket and bath towel from Bicol and Malagos Chocolate fondue set is great for gifts and holiday get-togethers. Available at Kultura Filipino

Kultura’s Christmas Market is also a treasure trove of gift ideas: inabel bed runners, blankets, and throws from Ilocos; table napkins handpainted 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.

A gift of style. Elegant authentic freshwater pearl pendant necklace and Dress for the holidays with modern classic jewelry like this exquisite baroque pearl bracelet and necklace available at Kultura Filipino

Shoppers can also enjoy services like embroidered monograms to customize gifts and special gift-wrapping with sustainable sinamay bags and pandan gift boxes.

Hand-painted table napkins made by local artisans packaged in a handwoven nito tray and Woven wonders from Ilocos. Inabel bed runners, blankets and throws

Discover the best of local craftsmanship for a Uniquely Filipino celebration that you and your loved ones will never forget!

Handwoven in Ilocos, these inabel bed runner, blanket and throw, are a unique pinoy Christmas present that we can give to loved ones and friends here and abroad

Visit the Kultura Christmas Market, Atrium East, Level 2 at The Podium. Discover and delight in local artistry at www.kulturafilipino.com Stay updated with new arrivals, sales and more by following us on IG @kulturafilipino and FB @kulturaPH/

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