Tejo

We create handmade pieces that provide livelihood and fair income for empowered Filipino women. This is more than just a bracelet. Thank you for weaving with us.

Tejo creates hand woven pieces, made with love by underprivileged Filipino women. We help by giving them livelihood and a fair income. At Tejo, we want to weave not only bracelets, but beautiful stories too. This is more than just a purchase. Now I'm part of the story. By wearing this bracelet I weave hope into their lives. I bring food into their homes. And i thread color into the stories of Fili

pino women. I am a weaver. I am Tejo. For more information about Tejo, please click our "About Tejo" tab or follow this link: http://www.tabsite.com/wall_post.php?id=15286

To find out where we're available, please click our "Where We're Weaving" tab or follow this link: http://www.tabsite.com/wall_post.php?id=15567

11/12/2018

With new products, we worked through challenging tutorials. With new collaborations, we celebrated our new partners and opportunities. With the lean season, we held on, in hopes of better months. With the bazaar season, we dug deep to hustle.

Today, we celebrate what a year 2018 has been! The good, the bad, the teaching moments, the crying moments and especially the joyous ones ❤️

Thank you for all your support and the incredible Christmas you've given our livelihood program. Thank you for weaving with us ❤️🎄

06/12/2018

One of our favorite pairs on lifestyle blogger Jackie Go❤️
We met when she dropped by our booth yesterday at the Sinag ng Pasko Bazaar.
Today is our last day (and our last one for the year) in glorietta 2. We hope to see you, weavers ❤️

04/12/2018

... & just like that, we're down to our last bazaar for the year! We'll be at the BPI Sinag ng Pasko Bazaar at the Glorietta Activity Center on December 5 (that's tomorrow!) and December 6.
We were able to add a few more styles just in time. See you there ❤️

03/12/2018

We usually close up shop around this time of the year to give us and our livelihood partners a break for the holidays. But before that, we're rushing through our last batches of orders and deliveries, and a 2-day bazaar this week. Here's to the final hustle for 2018, weavers 💪

30/11/2018

We have a few days to rest and recharge, and we're taking these fun pieces along with us☀️
What are you doing this long weekend, weavers?

29/11/2018

We absolutely love these! They're darker for more formal occasions, but always with a little pop of color. They sold out during the bazaars, but we finally restocked them ❤️

27/11/2018

What a blur November was! We finally got to catch our breath 😅
We're working to restock our pieces, especially those that sold out during the bazaars.

19/11/2018

An amazing reminder for days when you can't seem to catch a break, for days when checklists aren't completed, for days when there's just not enough time to get everything done. All days, including bad ones, come to an end. There's always tomorrow to pick yourself up and get things done 💪

17/11/2018

A day full of fun, sun and good vibes! Thank you for sharing the joy with our social enterprise, Havaianas ❤️

16/11/2018

Brighter days are here! We're proud to announce our collaboration with the world's best rubber flip flops. We were commissioned to create fun and exciting pieces for this year's Make Your Own Havaianas. Thank you for supporting our cause, Havaianas❤️
Photo from Havaianas ph

15/11/2018

On long days, which have come often because of the bazaar season, we're often drained physically, mentally and emotionally.

And then photos like these pop up on our feed.

Exactly 1 year ago, we were blessed with a feature on CNN Philippines' "The Story of the Filipino". The show had captured the heart of our advocacy, sharing the stories of our livelihood program. So many doors had opened because of it.

Sometimes, we need reminders to refocus on what this busy season is really about - gratitude. As impossible as situations may seem, there's always more to be thankful for.

13/11/2018

During bazaars, we always make sure to use upcycled materials. Our backdrop was made from old cabinet doors. Our crates and shelves were made from scrap wood. Instead of throwing things out, why not rework them to something new and useful? 😊

This week, we can't wait to show you how we upcycled materials not only in our display, but even in our pieces 👍

ALIG bazaar
Palms Country Club
November 15

Make a your Own Havaianas
BGC Amphitheater
November 17

Assumption bazaar
Dusit Thani
November 18

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Paranaque City

Website

http://www.tejo.ph/

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