Tags: Entrepreneurship, Handicrafts
By Marjorie Gorospe
BASEY, SAMAR–Delza Morales found a great reason to start anew in the Philippines after her stint as an overseas Filipino worker (OFW) ended.
Delza used to work in a hotel in Kuwait, but later decided to go back home to help her aging parents. On her way home, a fellow balikbayan asked about the hand-woven bag Delza was using. The balikbayan was delighted of the native product which came from Delza’s home province of Samar.
Read the rest of the story on Yahoo! News Philippines
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I really like to use these products, until now this is the one I used at home…