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Known for putting Filipino artisans in the limelight, ArteFino has found a new home online. The brand's limited collection will be available on Power Plant Mall's e-commerce platform.
The retail industry was among the sectors that received the most dreadful blow of COVID-19. Luckily, the modern world offers online platforms where business establishments continue to connect with their most loyal customers.
ArteFino, a brand known for highlighting outstanding products produced by Filipino artisans, is bringing its exclusive and limited edition Summer Escape collection at shop.TheRockwellist.com, Power Plant Mall’s e-commerce website.
The collection will showcase a unique and diverse range of local craft from furniture, clothes, accessories, and everyday essentials made up of indigenous materials.
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The digital pop-up will also feature the livelihood of Filipino communities. Among the products are the intricately embroidered reusable face masks by Jamaica Markets x Bree Esplanada and the comfortable yet sophisticated tops cover-up tops and blouses from Rags2Riches.
“ArteFino provides a platform for artisans to showcase local culture through sustainably sourced and crafted products. In these challenging times, it recognizes the need amongst local craftsmen to continue to have a venue to offer their wares,” the brand said in a statement.
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Conscious consumers may explore more of these homegrown brands from the collection, entirely exclusive to shop.TheRockwellist.com.
See exciting gorgeous Filipino-made products, and support local communities as you shop. Visit Power Plant Mall’s Facebook and Instagram pages to learn more.
Jove holds a degree in Journalism and is currently pursuing graduate studies in Philosophy at the University of the Philippines–Diliman. She has flair for in-depth, interview-driven stories that explore politics and culture, shaped by her background in national broadsheets.
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