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This document discusses materials needed for gift wrapping, including gift boxes, wrapping paper, ribbons, decorative items, tags, and tools like scissors and glue. It also highlights some Philippine-made materials that can be used, such as bayong bags made from buri palm leaves, coconut leaves, sinamay fabric, abaca fiber, and raffia for gift containers and ribbons.

WHAT WILL YOU FEEL IF
SOMEONE WILL GIVE YOU THIS?

DECORATIVE ITEMS LIKE PAPER FLOWERS,
LACE, TWINE

PHILIPPINE MADE MATERIALS FOR
GIFT WRAPPING
PHILIPPINES –
Known as “Pearl of the Orient Seas”
noted for abundant natural resources

GIFT CONTAINERS
Bayong bags made of
buri

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