5/22/2012
Tuesday Travels#37 Paete, Laguna: Carving Capital Of the Philippines
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3 comments:
yay kalami ani ui...pwd magpadala diri? hehehe...mahal kaau ng mga wood carvings jud ui...diri ang mga tao datu naman pag naka wood floor, pure wood furniture. diha sa atua kay pag naka tiles or naka carpet. atua pa man ganing lampasuan. from Tuesday Travels mam!
Really great carvings, indeed. Some people were just gifted with talents like this.
I saw an episode of a documentary show fro National Geographic featuring Laguna as the carving capital of the country. Now I am reminded of that show with this post of yours. Nice, nice! :)
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