Woodinspirations manufacture their products from recycled wooden pallets, bamboo, indigenous Filipino materials like abaca, fossilized leaves, coconut beads, handmade paper as accessories/ trimmings & other recycled materials to create beautiful handicrafts.

- TARLAC PHILIPPINES

North Shine is a pioneer of Christmas lanterns and lighting elements in Tarlac, North Shine combines modern craftsmanship and skilled attention to details in making lighting fixtures using locally sourced natural Capiz shells.

- TARLAC PHILIPPINES

Red Slab Pottery is a lifestyle change agent for the community of Victoria through pottery design.Their terracotta slabs, tiles & jars are made from secondary clay deposits. Their slabs and tiles are hand slapped, which is a local technique, in molds, and the jars are hand thrown using a mechanized wheel. Firing is in a traditional wood kiln and carbonized (local raku) in open fire.

- TARLAC PHILIPPINES

Betis Craft Incorporated is a manufacturer of high-end furniture. They have been continuously enhancing their skills in woodcarving and goldleaf finishing techniques for 45 years. They create world-class wooden furniture such as chairs, mirror frames, consoles,and beds which have been available for export.

- TARLAC PHILIPPINES

Woodinspirations manufacture their products from recycled wooden pallets, bamboo, indigenous Filipino materials like abaca, fossilized leaves, coconut beads, handmade paper as accessories/ trimmings & other recycled materials to create beautiful handicrafts.

- TARLAC PHILIPPINES

North Shine is a pioneer of Christmas lanterns and lighting elements in Tarlac, North Shine combines modern craftsmanship and skilled attention to details in making lighting fixtures using locally sourced natural Capiz shells.

- TARLAC PHILIPPINES

Red Slab Pottery is a lifestyle change agent for the community of Victoria through pottery design.Their terracotta slabs, tiles & jars are made from secondary clay deposits. Their slabs and tiles are hand slapped, which is a local technique, in molds, and the jars are hand thrown using a mechanized wheel. Firing is in a traditional wood kiln and carbonized (local raku) in open fire.

- TARLAC PHILIPPINES