Craft & Ateliers in Manila
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Makati makerspace and craft-workshop studio at Unit 302, Pamana-Languages Building, 926 Arnaiz Avenue. Runs beginner-to-advanced group and private classes in sewing, felting, embroidery, printmaking and woodcraft.
Maker-led retail in Manila's First United Building (Andrés Luna de San Pedro, 1928), grown from artist pop-up markets after the owners opened vacant rooms to creatives.
Maison Inabel carries handwoven Inabel cloth from Ilocano ancestral looms, sold by the yard in binakol, pinilian, kantarines and kundiman patterns as well as finished boleros, skirts, barongs and table linens. Founded in 2023, its online shop prices fabric per yard and lets shoppers order fabric and finished pieces directly for delivery.
A Filipino crafts showroom-gallery in Intramuros, Manila, established in 1966, dealing in handcrafted textiles, ceramics, antiques, folk art, and historical artifacts as part of a family-run export and retail business.
A family-founded retailer selling Barong Tagalog, embroidered textiles, native accessories, shell craft, and Filipino home decor. Nestor and Salud Tesoro founded the business after the liberation of Manila. Established 1945.
Filipino heritage craft flagship—tableware, embroidered textiles, shell work, and traditional apparel from 80 years of artisan partnerships.