Manila International F.A.M.E. 2012

Manila International  FAME – your top choice for sourcing design forward, high-quality, Philippine-made products with an artisan touch.

Partnering with the country’s major sourcing events – Manila Now, Cebu next and Bijoux Cebu. Together the four event brands provide one convenient venue for showcasing furniture & furnishings, holiday & gifts and fashion.

Manila FAME Secretariat:

Tel: (632) 833 1258 / 831 1265 • Fax:  (632) 832 3965 / 834 0177 • Email:  manilafame@citem.com.ph

Website: http://www.manilafame.com/en/

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Manila International FAME 2011

Manila F.A.M.E. International Secretariat
Center for International Trade Expositions and Missions (CITEM)
Golden Shell Pavilion, ITC Complex, Roxas Boulevard corner
Sen. Gil J. Puyat Avenue, Pasay City 1300, PHILIPPINES 

Telephone  (Home Lifestyle) 632.833.1258 / 831.2201 Local 240 / 243
(Fashion Lifestyle) 632.831.1265 / 8312201 Local 203 / 226

Fax : 632.834.0177 / 832.3965

51st Manila F.A.M.E. International 2010

Fair Dates : 22 – 25 April 2010 Venues : Hall 1 / World Trade Center (Main)
Home Furnishings (furniture, home decorations, house-ware items, others), Fashion Wearable
Hall 2 / World Trade Center (Pavilion)
Home Furnishings; Holiday Décor; Gifts, Arts & Crafts; Health & Wellness (spa & personal care products); Visual Arts (paintings, framed pictures & sculptures); others

Organizer : Center for International Trade Expositions & Missions (CITEM), an agency of the
Department of Trade and Industry

Exhibitor Profile : Target No. of Exhibitors (based on company count): 230

General Product Coverage: Arts & Crafts; Bed & Bathroom Accessories; Christmas & Other Holiday Decorations; Boxes (Multi-Purpose); Costume Jewelry; Fine Jewelry; Footwear; Festival & Party Articles; Visual Arts (Paintings, Framed Pictures & Sculptures); Furniture; Garden Accessories; Garments; Gifts & Premium Items; Handmade Paper Products; Textiles; Home Décor; Houseware; Kitchen & Tableware; Lamps & Lighting; Leathergoods; Mirror & Picture Frames; Personal Care Products; Stationery & Desk Accessories; Toys, Games & Dolls; Votives, Candles & Spa Products; Others.

Visitor Profile : Overseas and local trade visitors representing importers, wholesalers, distributors,
trading firms, merchandising agents, buying offices, department stores, mail-order houses, etc.

For more information, please contact:

Manila F.A.M.E. International Secretariat
Center for International Trade Expositions and Missions (CITEM)
Golden Shell Pavilion, ITC Complex, Roxas Boulevard corner
Sen. Gil J. Puyat Avenue, Pasay City 1300, PHILIPPINES

Telephone : (Home Lifestyle) 632.833.1258 / 831.2201 Local 240 / 243
(Fashion Lifestyle) 632.831.1265 / 8312201 Local 203 / 226 Fax : 632.834.0177 / 832.3965

Information from Manila F.A.M.E. website

Manila International F.A.M.E

A Burst of Colors, Creative Energy, and Artistic Vibe

50th Manila International F.A.M.E gallery of posters (WTC lobby)


Be dazzled by the explosion of colors, creativity, and artistry at Asia’s Best Design Destination where designs reverberate with character and ingenuity distinct to the Philippines. With the rich and colorful tapestry of Filipino culture, it is not surprising that the country’s design industry is as vibrant and energetic as the Filipino way of life. Uniquely blended, it is Western in mind, Asian in spirit, Latin in soul.

To be inspired, Filipinos need only to look to nature as they are surrounded by beauty. The textures, shapes, and hues, readily available become mediums that are transformed into masterful works of art.

Discover Philippine designs presented with bright smiles and experience first hand world-renowned Filipino warmth and hospitality only at Manila F.A.M.E. International.

VISITOR PROFILE

Overseas and local trade visitors representing importers, wholesalers, distributors, trading firms, merchandising agents, buying offices, department stores, mail-order houses.

SHOW RULES

  • Business attire is encouraged
  • Registration required upon entry
  • Guests below 12 years old are not allowed in the exhibit areas
  • Sketching and picture taking are not allowed without prior consent from the exhibitor
  • CITEM reserves the right to refuse admission to any visitor who does not comply with the show rules

Jon Pettyjohn Pottery

Jon Petty john Pottery

This pottery factory is unique in Laguna,  Southern Luzon.  It’s creative designs and award winning potteries earned its distinction worldwide as being innovative and modern design . Jon Petty lives and works together with his wife (artist potter Tessy ).

He has spent many years in the Philippines experimenting with, learning about and sometimes teaching pottery.

short demonstration of pottery making

According to Mr. Petty , they have been working for over 35 years, concentrating on the traditional Asian techniques of high fire stoneware and porcelain, with the use of many Philippine indigenous raw materials, such as volcanic ash and local clays.

Jon is of Filipino -American descent. He has learned his craft in Barcelona, Spain, where he started out as an apprentice at a small studio. His work is almost “one of a kind” or extremely limited editions. Jon makes traditional functional pottery.

Mr. Petty john has had numerous one man shows and participated in trade fairs  like Manila International F.A.M.E , as well taking part in exhibits and workshops in Japan, Korea, Spain, Taiwan  and the United States. He is also the President and founding member of The Putik Association of Philippine Potters.

Each vase sold on FilArts.com is individually handmade and signed by Mr. Pettyjohn.

home gallery with hand-made vases

His two story house had an interesting gallery where his unique works of arts are displayed and sold.  Some of the items are his personal collection . Wide verandas and window characterized his home which is adapted to the tropical weather. High ceilings allows air circulation to come inside his home.

Some of the materials used in his pottery are imported from other countries. He explained that there are different types of clays found in the country. Some are ideal for ceramics  while some are used for their natural colors.

He gladly shown the tour group his own version of a kiln and a large dragon kiln which is used for firing his clay.

workshop with kiln for firing clay

A short demonstration followed and he accommodated the tour group.

Petty johns expressed that they are not able to receive walk-in visitors at their home . Appointments must be made prior hand  , However in the case of our group , a special arrangement was made !  Thus, navigational data is not provided for this way-point. He is very wary of designers who copy his designs and then mass produced them at a lower price . Most of his unique one of a kind potteries and other wares are available at Level 3 , Glorietta IV , Makati City.

Their workshop had in interesting garden with a lot of native orchids, begonias, ferns , ginger plants and large trees.

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