Parol philippines

The "parol" is the Filipino Christmas star, symbolizing the one that shone over Bethlehem about 2000 years ago. Simple ones are made of bamboo and plastic, with a single incandescent bulb inside. The more elaborate parols like this are multi-colored with synchronized blinking lights made of various materials like native capiz shells soldered together.

I like the Filipino sun in the center, and the simplicity of this Parol

Parol - star shaped lanterns - are popular for Christmas in the Philippines. (From Traditional Christmas Celebration in the Philippines - Solitary Wanderer)

Christmas season in the Philippines

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Pampanga, Philippines is known for each giant parol or lantern, the biggest in the world. Since Christmas is coming, I decided to do Christm...

Filipino on Instagram: "Wonder why our Parol Fun Boxes are so popular? CTTO - - Follow @yafilovibez for more!! - Keep swiping to learn a little more about the Filipino Parol! Not only is it an iconic symbol during the holiday season in the Philippines it also has so much more meaning of uplifting light to the community! And just like how diverse the Philippines is, the parols are no different! So many fun ways to make the Parol! It has become a family tradition to continue lighting…

Christmas Lanterns a must have in every Filipino home. Photo by my dad, Manny Goloyugo.

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How Is Christmas Like In The Philippines? Backgrounder The Philippines is the largest predominantly Asian Christian Nation. And with a population of 90 Million and growing, that is large, especially for a relatively tiny country with a combined...

Nice Display And Star

I hope this is okay to post.. Christmas in the Philippines! In my country, people love Christmas so much the Christmas season starts on September 1. 😁 As a tropical country, we don't get snow but December is rainy so it can be a little cold (by our standards 24 deg C is cold 🤣🤣) We have "Misa de Gallo" which starts on Dec 16. People go to church at dawn to hear the mass for 9 days until Dec 25. They say your wishes will come true if you complete the 9 days of prayer. We celebrate on thr n

Pinas X-mas Lantern

Filipinos are not contented celebrating the Yuletide season with their decorated Christmas trees. We go the extra mile by hanging lanterns around our houses to light up the whole place. Traditional parols (lanterns) are made up of colored papers and bamboo sticks with light bulbs to bring out the colors. Maligayang Pasko sa lahat!

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