Learn about the history of the Parol from @una_artesana ・・・ 🌟 Have you ever wondered how the parol got its shape? Dive into the history of this Filipino Christmas icon! The Philippines’ Christmas lantern tradition can be traced back to the Spanish colonial era. The word “parol” comes from the Spanish “farol”, meaning lantern. In the colonial era, the lanterns were used to light the way during the Simbang Gabi, the nine-day Christmas novena masses held at dawn. The parol is said to represent the

The parol is an iconic symbol of the Filipino Christmas that represents light and hope. Let us give the gift of hope to the hardworking members of the Kababaihan ng Maynila Foundation who skillfully crafted these innovative and foldable fabric parols. Every purchase supports them and their families! Read more: https://bit.ly/2WgUmNu Shop for foldable parols and other Pinoy-made products at www.kulturafilipino.com. We ship here and abroad! Parol dimensions: L 25” x W 9.5” x H 22” (34” including t

Paskong Pinoy is never complete without the colorful and festive Parol From the streets of Pampanga to every Filipino home, these lanterns shine as symbols of hope, joy, and togetherness. Watch the upcoming episode of Flavorful Escapes featuring Pampanga and its parol making industry. | Simpol.PH