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Kultura’s Filipino Design Studio: Summer Pop-Up!

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(from L-R) Handwoven basket bags in the colors of summer from 17 Hacienda Mar. The Sigul dress, a blend of traditional T’boli tribe embroidery and modern design by NInOFRANCO. Fashionable, multi-purpose Gintlo scarf with handmade tassels worn as a turban from NinOFRANCO.

Just in time for summer, Kultura’s Filipino Design Studio showcases tropical-inspired finds in a setting of earthy neutrals and natural materials that conjure up idyllic Philippine getaways. This pops up at SM Aura Premier from March 16 to April 2, 2023 after its successful debut at Kultura at The Podium in September last year.

(Left) Relax in style with NinOFRANCO’s Kahayag shirt, designed with hand-embroidery by the T’boli tribe of Mindanao. (Right)NinOFRANCO’s polo shirts are hand-embroidered by Mindanao’s T’boli tribe and add a touch of ethnic style to your laidback look this summer.

Envisioned as a space of inspiration and community, the Filipino Design Studio aims to highlight and support exceptional local talent. Here, we endeavor to bring you a specially curated roster of guest brands alongside Kultura’s house brands.

(Left) Handwoven and hand-dyed clutches from Adela Puls are made from indigenous materials. (Right) Best summer getaway companions – Mademoiselle totes, Simone bucket bags and Madison bucket hats from Matthew and Melka.

Discover beautifully crafted local finds in fashion, beauty, home, personal care, modern Filipiniana, and pasalubong-worthy goods, all in one dreamy space.

(Left) 10. Island life-inspired fashion from Siargao by Gwapitos. (Right) 16. Stylish, original hand fans from Casa Mercedes, the oldest made fan maker in the Philippines.

Kultura’s Filipino Design Studio gives you all the reasons to love local. Have fun in the sun with uniquely Filipino fashion finds: Gwapitos’ island life inspired looks from Siargao, the country’s surfing capital; Nino Franco’s effortless blend on modern fashion with traditional ethnic hand embroidery from the T’boli tribe of Mindanao; Matthew and Melka’s fun, fresh accessories featuring the colors of local flora and fauna; Anmari & Co’s handmade bags made from buntal, raffia, rattan and tikog sourced all over the country.

(Left) 12. Relax and reset with The Fine Life Market’s Liquid Castile Soap made from pure olive oil infused with natural essential oils and aromatic shower steamers. (Right) 11. Natural and aromatic Jasmine & Ylang Ylang and Rosewood and Oud scented candles from Bloom Essence
(Left) From Luid Lokal, essential wooden wares hand-made by communities in Pampanga. (Right)  Handwoven abaca baskets and décor, all created with sustainability in mind by Habi Home.

(Left) 3. Luxe.Curated. Beautifully crafted beaded earrings from Flutter Statement Jewelry. (Right) 15. Printed coasters designed by local artists from JIM Weaver.

Many of the Design Studio items support communities: Eva Marie’s vibrant, handwoven accessories and home décor are made from tikog grass by the women of Samar; 11th Earth Home Décor’s earth friendly collection using upcycled materials are crafted by indigent communities in the provinces; Luid Lokal celebrates the natural beauty and texture of wooden ware handmade by communities in Pampanga; Rurungan sa Tubod Foundation. caftans and wraps are made with fabrics handwoven on traditional looms by women from fishing and farming villages in Puerto Princesa.

1. Pretty maxi dress with ribbon straps from 17 Hacienda Mar. Perfect for summer days or nights.

Visit Kultura’s Filipino Design Studio: Summer Pop-Up from March 16 to April 2, located the 3rd Level Atrium (across the Kultura store) SM Aura Premier, Bonifacio Global City.

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