Philippine products, such as puppets, jewelry boxes, chessboards, etc., are the first to promote wood carving crafts, and there are many categories. Shell crafts are also quite beautiful, such as shell necklaces, pins, lampshades, wall decorations, teacup mats, containers and so on.

All kinds of handbags, carpets and balls made of Manila hemp are very popular with tourists. There are Ponte fabrics in textiles, which are rich in alpine ethnic colors; And bold colors, very tropical.

Dried fruits are also ideal gifts, such as dried papaya, mango and pineapple. And the whole box is sold in duty-free shops.

Philippine specialty

embroidery

Embroidery in the Philippines is world famous. The men's embroidered clothing produced in the Philippines is called "Barong Tagalog", which is a unique expression of Philippine art, and a lightweight women's embroidered cotton clothing is called "Callado", which has complicated embossing work. The more casual dress is short-sleeved polo barongs. It is very good to make casual clothes when traveling! There are many kinds of clothing materials, such as translucent pineapple fiber, which is called piqa. The quality of clothes hand-woven with this material has been doubled. There are many women's embroidered clothes, as well as scarves, bags, handkerchiefs and so on that match the clothes.

Philippine woodcarving

Wood carving crafts in the Philippines are very famous, mostly in European style. It is recommended to go to the local woodcarving workshop for selection or customization.