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Yndan, Trece Martires Women's Council craft sustainable ornaments
by The Manila Times
Oct 26, 2024 12:06 am

YNDAN, a Filipino female-founded slow fashion label, teams up with the Trece Martires Women's Council to produce sustainable Christmas ornaments made from 'tahong' (mussel) and 'talaba' (oyster) shells.

These shells are collected from fishermen in Kawit, Cavite, an area recently affected by an oil spill. This collaboration aims to provide support to both the fishermen and the women of Trece Martires by creating eco-friendly products that promote sustainability.

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