The responsibility of preserving our planet's resources falls on each and everyone of us. In theme with sustainable fashion for a
positive impact on the environment, we continue to use loose materials
as an inspirational guide in creating freeform designs.The challenge in creating handmade pieces from
loose materials is balancing elements of design, color combinations and
achieving harmony with the materials available. The great thing about these necklaces is that we only have one of each! All designs are available and ready to ship.
Showing posts with label handwoven and unique jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label handwoven and unique jewelry. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Saturday, February 22, 2014
Palamuti at the World Traders World Market
SAVE THE DATE!
We will be at the Traders World Market in Ohio, USA on March 15, 2014! View our handmade bead embroidery pieces, designed and created by Filipino women artisans.
> These accessories and costume jewelries are one-of-a-kind pieces that function as wearable art.
> Though made from commonly found accessory making materials, the intricacy, craftsmanship, and design of our creations sets them apart.
> Touch, see and feel them for yourself. This venue is a great opportunity especially for merchandisers to judge the quality of our work firsthand.
Shop and make a difference!
Thursday, February 20, 2014
Handmade Alternative Bouquet
Fresh flowers are often a popular choice for weddings, but nowadays, soon-to-weds have more options and they can get creative as much as they want. Weddings are no longer just a celebration of a couple's union, but also their uniqueness as well. The classic bridal bouquet are traditionally comprised of fresh flowers, but more and more brides are choosing 'out of the box' bouquets to match their theme to make the whole affair more interesting.
Request for quotations by emailing weddings@palamutishop.com
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Global Boutique: Handmade Accessories for Your Shop
Our Hiraya Scarf Necklaces are our current
best sellers. We have recently started supplying these scarves to resort
boutiques. Include these pieces in your specialty gift shops as
additional offering for your guests.
On the lookout for new products to carry on your boutique? Over the years we have designed various accessories using different techniques namely; bead embroidery, bead linking and wire art. Add these unique, artistic, handmade pieces to your product listing.
We provide wholesale prices for bulk orders. You may request for our product list by emailing info@palamutishop.com.
Visit our website to know more about Palamuti by PJ Valenciano, our mission and our passion for creating handmade accessories.
Friday, February 14, 2014
A Story of Love, Passion and Commitment
As a child, I’ve always wanted to become
involved with activities that would give me an opportunity to express my
creative side. Back then, I looked forward to our grade school’s art and home
economics classes. I enjoyed every bit of it, and coming home after a school
day, I would make my own projects focused on what I learned from class. I
recall making many a handmade bookmark and greeting card, which I was able to
sell to childhood friends.
Looking back, it’s no surprise that I decided
to settle down and focus on designing and making handmade creations through
Palamuti, although the journey to reach
this point of artistic freedom has come as no easy feat. Before all this, I experienced changing and
diverging from one career path to another. I taught pre-school for a while and
then eventually decided to move to a non-profit government organization focused
on social development. After that, I went into public relations and got a job
as a marketing officer for a private corporation. It was during my last job
that I decided that I wanted to do something more creative, though at the time
I had totally no idea. There was also the fear of leaving behind financial
security. After four years, I finally quit my job and started to follow my
passion for creating. In a timely
manner, an opportunity to design accessories presented itself.
I have no formal education in design or the
arts. My college degree was social sciences, and the idea of putting up a
business was a far cry from my past career experiences. In fact, making
accessories was introduced to me by my sister, after she took an accessory
making workshop for a summer class. She showed me the basics and lent her
accessory tool kit to me, and I’ve been designing and creating ever since.
At the beginning though, it was never more
serious than a passionate hobby. I would hunt for great finds, stock up on
supplies, and make accessories simply to pass time. I would give my creations
as gifts, and occasionally friends would kindly offer to buy them from me. I
couldn’t make accessories full time though, because of a full-time job.
However, after a long absence from making accessories, friends and relatives
started asking me to make more. Finally, I decided to quit my job, and start my
journey as an artist and entrepreneur. This new found passion differs from my
past careers, in that it means more to me than just a new job, but it gives me
an opportunity to reach out and make a difference in the lives of others.
Each and every day offers a different set
of challenges. Challenges I happily
greet with open arms, because I consider it a gift to be given the chance to
create and empower. I’m overjoyed in the way that my passion for Palamuti and
its vision, is being spread and shared by our artisans and our clients. Please
continue to share in our stories, but more importantly, allow yourself to be inspired by hope, beauty and change.
Monday, February 3, 2014
Color of the Year 2014: Radiant Orchid
UTOPIA
"Radiant Orchid blooms with confidence and magical warmth that intrigues the eye and sparks the imagination. It is an expressive, creative and embracing purple—one that draws you in with its beguiling charm. A captivating harmony of fuchsia, purple and pink undertones, Radiant Orchid emanates great joy, love and health."- Pantone.ComWe are as ecstatic as the next designer when Pantone announced the "color of the year". Personally, we love the majesty of radiant orchid, and apparently, so do many of our clients.We believe one of the main reasons to like this color is that it's warm to the eyes.Radiant orchid is also said to symbolize femininity and strength.
Read more about radiant orchid here.
Here's a rundown of handmade jewelry and accessories inspired by the color of the year.
You can purchase any of these pieces, on our website. Please note that some items are yet to be posted online, but you can send your inquiries on availabiliy, through our contact form.
Monday, January 27, 2014
Preview 1: Lily's Garden Bag Collection
We have always thought of creating and designing bags for Palamuti, as a new line of accessories for women, to include in our product offerings. This year, we were finally able to jump start the project by redesigning a locally made bag, by giving it a new look. These totes are made from pandan fiber, an indigenous material in the Philippines, which are then crafted by Filipino Artisans from Negros.
We decided to add our signature wire art designs using mother of pearl shells and acrylic crystals. These bags will soon be available on our website, but if you want to get your hands on these pieces now, feel free to send an email at info@palamutishop.com!
We decided to add our signature wire art designs using mother of pearl shells and acrylic crystals. These bags will soon be available on our website, but if you want to get your hands on these pieces now, feel free to send an email at info@palamutishop.com!
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