non-Barbie Filipina

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         Celebrating 20 years of the Reflections of Asia Filipiniana Sari-Sari Store sa America
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3rd Annual ADOBO FESTIVAL
celebrating Filipino Food and Music
July 26, 2008 Saturday
San Jose Moose Lodge, 1825 Mt. Pleasant Rd. , San Jose, CA. 95148 free admission
will be bringing 50 pots only of Sampaguita plants..
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STOCKTON BARRIO FIESTA AUG. 9 - 10 FILIPINO PLAZA
free admission

   Expect delays because it's FIESTA TIME here in CALIFORNIA
Maraming Salamat sa tumatangkilik sa mga gawang Pilipino

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Filipina dolls -- not Barbie (COLLECTORS EDITION)

FILIPINO HERITAGE DOLLS IN PHILIPPINE RURAL SCENE
C O L L E C T O R S E D I T I O N 2005

$44.95 EACH

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DOLLS : BRIDE AND THE GROOM

$90.00 - The Bride and the Groom in a plastic case
Maria Clara Bride - The Maria Clara dress was very popular during the Spanish era thus wa also used in Filipino weddings and was tradiotionally worn with
a matching neck scarf worn over the shoulders. The hands are kept busy with a delicate fan otherwise known as the ornate "abaniko" that not only helped during the hot summer months but also added to the overall feminine touch.

Barong Tagalog- Barong is actually short for Barong Tagalog, which describes the formal men's wear of the Philippines. It is property referred to as the Barong Tagalog' (Dress of the Tagalog). Contracting the first two words produces 'Barong" which literally means 'dress of.' So, If we want to be correct, we wouldn't say just 'Barong'. But, the slang way of referring to one of the beautiful formal shirts is simply 'Barong'. Yes, the Barong Tagalog a dress, a garment, a coat in itself. It is a dress, it is not merely a "shirt". If it were, then it would need a coat or a jacket over it to qualify as a formal wear and would have to be worn tucked inside the trousers.

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