Batch 14 · The Tag-ulan edit
Slow-made things for a slower home.
Hand-thrown stoneware from Batangas, abaca and cotton from Iloilo, soy candles poured in Quezon City and narra pieces built in Pampanga. Every item comes from one of 42 small Filipino studios we visit in person.
- 4.9from 2,310 reviews
- 42partner studios
- 1–3 daysMetro Manila delivery
- Free shipping Metro Manila orders over ₱2,500
- 30-day returns Breakage in transit fully covered
- Secure checkout GCash, Maya, card or COD
- Fair pay Makers earn 55% of every sale
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We know every hand behind every piece.
Lilim started in 2019 with three potters in Taal and a borrowed van. Today we work with 42 family studios and cooperatives, from weavers in Iloilo to woodworkers in Pampanga. We visit each one, pay 50% upfront, and buy in small batches so nobody has to rush the craft.
- Taal ClayworksBatangas · stoneware since 1987
- Hablon ni Lola IsingIloilo · handloom cotton & abaca
- Kandila Co-opQuezon City · small-batch soy candles
- Pampanga JoineryGuagua · reclaimed narra & acacia
Reviews
4.9 out of 5, from 2,310 homes
“The Luna vase arrived double-boxed and perfect. You can feel the potter's fingerprints near the base. It's the first thing guests ask about.”
“Paid by GCash at 11pm, the candles were at my door in Pasig the next afternoon. The ilang-ilang one makes the whole condo smell like my lola's garden.”
“Side table is solid and beautifully finished. Shipping to Cebu took five days, a bit longer than I hoped, but they kept me updated the whole way.”