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Home For the Holidays Let's Make Some Magic Inspiration for an unforgettable holiday celebration. Explore The 2016 Holiday Lookbook Now Trending This season's most popular products Up to 50% offgood cheerfor next year. See how we dressed the holiday table8 different ways, from all-out shimmerto classic red and green. Good cheer is thebest accessory. Shop Pillows & Throws Oh come,all ye gift-givers. This year’s cookie swapis going to be a treat.Rustan’s kicked off the Philippines’ Christmas celebration by unveiling its Christmas shop and festive holiday arrangements spread throughout its four stories in its flagship store in the Makati Central Business district. To mark the occasion, the Tantoco family led by Rustan’s chair Nedy Tantoco and president Donnie Tantoco hosted a lunch for Metro Manila media on the second level of the store which was decked in white and gold to announce the season’s theme—Experience Rustan’s Christmas with Pleasure.
After the lunch, the media was ushered to the awesome Christmas displays on the fourth level—a visual dazzle of Christmas red, gold, silver and green in a seemingly endless array of merchandise, from Christmas decor to accessories to homeware. Rustan’s also introduced its Christmas registry. Simply register so that your friends and loved ones will know what gifts to give you this Christmas. In the tour, the Tantoco family was joined by its beloved patriarch, Ambassador Bienvenido Tantoco Sr. For feedback, complaints, or inquiries, contact us. Office Desks / Chairs Dining Chairs / Stools Leather & Other Material Organizers Drinking Bottles / Jugs Artificial Flowers & PlantsStory highlights San Fernando dubbed "Christmas Capital of the Philippines" for its Giant Lantern FestivalA giant parol -- Christmas lantern -- costs around US$11,300-15,820 to buildSmaller, mass-produced 'parul sampernandus' can be found hanging outside homes all over the PhilippinesThey are the largest incarnations of the Philippines' parol, an eye-dazzling electric Christmas lantern that symbolizes the Star of Bethlehem.
More: 10 most Christmassy places on the planetCase-in-Point: Paskuhan Village, built in 1990.
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christmas tree store catalogueThe place itself was even designed to look like a parol from the air. More: Homesickness: A holiday primer MANILA – Christmas is definitely in the air at the mansions of boxer and senator Manny Pacquiao and his family. Pacquiao’s wife, Jinkee, has been giving the public a glimpse of the Christmas decorations in their two homes in General Santos, as well as their Forbes Park residence. Take a look at their decorations, which range from traditional to autumn-themed: A photo posted by jinkeepacquiao (@jinkeepacquiao) on Nov 22, 2016 at 12:20am PST
A photo posted by jinkeepacquiao (@jinkeepacquiao) on Nov 22, 2016 at 1:41am PST A photo posted by jinkeepacquiao (@jinkeepacquiao) on Nov 27, 2016 at 9:19pm PST A photo posted by jinkeepacquiao (@jinkeepacquiao) on Nov 28, 2016 at 4:30am PST A photo posted by jinkeepacquiao (@jinkeepacquiao) on Nov 30, 2016 at 5:47am PST A photo posted by jinkeepacquiao (@jinkeepacquiao) on Nov 30, 2016 at 6:32am PST A photo posted by jinkeepacquiao (@jinkeepacquiao) on Dec 5, 2016 at 5:07am PSTThe star shaped Christmas lantern or simply known as paról is one of the most in-demand Christmas décor in the Philippines. In Bacolod City, as Bacolodnons welcome the “Ber” months, the sidewalk of Burgos-Gatuslao in Barangay 11 is filled with these vibrant and colorful lanterns.What make these lanterns unique? These lanterns, which symbolize hope, are made with made with love. The popular parol makers in Bacolod City are the inmates of Negros Occidental District Jail.The craftsmen-behind-bars usually start working on their lanterns every month of September.
The new lanterns are then displayed at Burgos-Gatuslao Streets around October.Lantern-making gives inmates a chance to earn an extra income just in time for the Christmas celebration. Aside from the opportunity to earn, the inmates also make use of the season to show love for their families in providing their needs by mastering the craft.Lanterns or parols nowadays are made from durable materials and illuminated with lights. Unlike before that it was only made of bamboo sticks and colored papel de japon or cellophane making it disposable after the occasion. Through the years, the designs become more colorful and creative that it no longer follows the traditional star-shaped design.After the parols were made by the inmates, their relatives sell it outside the premises when the Provincial Jail was still located in San Juan St. It has already become a part of every Bacolodnons for decades to check on these lanterns during the “Ber” months when looking for lighted Christmas decorations.
Since the Provincial Jail was relocated outside the city to give way for a new building, the vendors decided to bring their lanterns just near its original area. The lanterns can already be found at the Burgos-Gatuslao Streets.Some of the lanterns that you can buy: (prices may change without prior notice)The Size 8 Stars is the bestseller from the rest of the lanterns because of its affordable price.The Size 10 Stars is a little bigger from the Size 8 Stars.Patterned after the Pampanga Lanterns, that is why it is called as such. It is also a fast moving item when displayed.The vendors supposedly planned to have a price increase for the lanterns but decided not to because their customers are already used to the old rates. The number of buyers is expected to increase mid-November.Based on the designs, you’ll see the creativity of Bacolodnons. The inmates hope that through the parol they make, they can help their families this Christmas season.It is a Filipino tradition to decorate their homes in celebrating Christmas.