The last set for the bazaar shoot. :) A brief history of what I got from the owners. Sinag & Ya'Lin Accessories are just starting out with the bazaar business. Based from their works of art, I can say that they are artists - creative artists to be exact.
Sinag's Paper Art is very intricate and delicate. The craftsmanship is simply amazing (you'll know why when you see the detailed photo). It is unique, one of a kind and an artwork by a Filipino. She showcases her works mostly in UP Diliman and hopefully in the list of organizers I emailed her. :)
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| Designer Frames |
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| Picture Display Clock |
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| This is the DETAILED workmanship ;) |
Apart from the small displays in the event, SINAG also showcases a "bigger" wall display of her arts. To know more of her works, you can email SINAG SHINE at sinagshine@gmail.com.
Moving on to another artistic genius is Sinag's partner Ya'Lin Handmade Accessories. She's like Sinag, is into the small meticulous crafts. The unnoticed art out thin strips of paper. At first glance, it looks like small shells, but you'll see a 'handmade' sign on the side, and definitely you'll wonder what is it made of. When I found out that it was paper, it was really cool. :)
I know how it's done but I just made it for a school dance during my elementary days. Enough of my blabbering, here are Ya'Lin's Accessories. :)
You may also contact SINAG for Ya'Lin's Handicrafts. :)
Finally, ending my bazaar first ever series.
Quote for the Day: "In the end, better pictures always win. It's only a question of who has them." - Anonymous
