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Visitors who come in buses, jeepneys or private cars usually drop in at the dozens of stalls selling clay products ranging from colored miniature souvenirs to flower pots and large clay jars especially on weekends.


Blessed with world-class deposit, local entrepreneurs are cashing on the large supply to develop and expand the pottery industry which dates back to the time of Handiong in the Bicol epic Ibalong, written about 4,500 B.C.

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Good business sense in clay

By Cecille Suerte Felipe | September 22, 2002 - 12:00am

TIWI, Albay – Estrella Mata scans the visitors who visit the Church of St. Lawrence that buy clay souvenirs before returning home. Visitors who come in buses, jeepneys or private cars usually drop in at the...

Agriculture