Old as time

Custom made antique furniture made my eyes brighter especially when we speak of antique crafts. And as I travel around places there is something in that place that caught my attention and furniture’s are one of them. It really tickle my senses when people starts to talk about the history of that particular furniture, where it came from and how it was made. More importantly, how these furniture became a witness of the changing generations and if only they can talk they will surely tell a good story.

With the furniture in the house, antique decorations does fit in it.

In Awe!

When I travel, part of my breaktime is to tour around the place whether it may be a park, market, and some tourist spot in a particular place. However, this one made my night completely in awe while I visit my sister’s best friend’s home. As we reached their house, I could certainly say that this one is a very old house, it was confirmed when my sister’s best friend told me that the house is actually an 18^th Century old house but was renovated during 1920’s. If only I could clap and jump for joy upon seeing their beautiful decorations and antique one at that. Some of their decorations where used as cooking wares for native hot chocolate (called “sikwate”), the pink ceramic vase (16^th century old vase), old teapot, lamp and the manual planer. I could really hear myself screaming seeing these beautiful decors worth saving and keeping for. These are just few of their antique collection that suits the family’s home.

Tiny House

When I went to Malaybalay City to witness the “Kaamulan Festival”one of the places I visited were the various booth surrounding the Capitol Grounds. I was amazed at how all these products were brought into one place to showcase the pride of Bukidnon. And guess what caught my attention is this decoration showing a miniature tree house made of bamboo and a branch of wood. The artistry and the work of art seemed to show the craftsmanship of this piece of work. Indeed, I love Filipinos for their love of art.

This might be used as birds nest and/ or house decor for those who love native products.