EXPERIENCE BACOLOD MASSKARA : PAINT YOUR OWN MASKS

 Ryan Bang and Azkal‘s Chieffy Caligdong panting their own masks at Jojo Vito Designs Gallery

EXPERIENCE BACOLOD MASSKARA : PAINT YOUR OWN MASKS

Bacolod City, earned  her title  as the ” City of Smiles” primarily because of its annual Masskara Festival wherein dancers and participants wear smiling and happy masks. The “Smile”  distinguished Bacolod Masks from the others.

While Bacolod Masskara Festival happens only every October. The Jojo Vito Designs Gallery  offers interactive painting activity for everyone who would like to bring home their own hand painted masks.This activity aimed to give every visitor the taste of Masskara Festival all year round. The gallery also houses the most numbered of masks collections in the City of Smiles. These  masks are also being exported in America, Korea, Australia, Malaysia, India and  China.

 

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Jojo Vito Designs Gallery also accepts group tour who would want to have the painting activity. For group tours, the painting activity would begin with a short talk about the Masskara Festival and follow by a fun painting activity. Please be reminded that large group tours who would want to do the mask painting activity need to have at least 2-day  notice. Small groups may come anytime.

The mask painting activity are open to kids and adults.

While at Jojo Vito Designs Gallery one can also see their other collections of Furniture and Furnishing that is proudly made in Negros.

Mirrors: Award Winning Pieces by Jojo Vito Designs Gallery

Lamps and Chandeliers

Original Creations using the materials from Yolanda Stricken Communities

Jojo Vito Designs Gallery is now located at # 119 Kapitana Dicang -AlunanAvenue Sts, Bacolod City (at the back  Metrodome Center and Chicken House , Bacolod South) . For more information visit www.jojovito.com; Text 0943-547-3609;     0922-851-6729

EXPERIENCE BACOLOD MASSKARA : PAINT YOUR OWN MASKS

A group from Manila painting their own masks

 

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Masks by Jojo Vito Designs Gallery worn by Bacolod Masskara New York Edition in Manhattan, New York . The group became Champion for three years in a row

 

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2013 Masskara  Queen Candidates with Jojo Vito Designs Gallery Masks

The 2013 Bacolod Masskara Festival Dancers Photo by Arlene Hilado Brigid Tan is the chair of the New York MassKara dancers. The other dancers are Caroline Aguilar-Hinlo, Eden de la Cruz-Oyco, Arlene Hilado, Cristina dela Tina-Rosa, Rachel Montes-Robles, Gloria Guanzon-Palawar, Darlene Ordog, Lani Cuenca, Candy Genovea-Wagner, Glecy Bingcang-Hermogenes, Liza Benares, Normita Weisberg, Liberty Manzano, Cires de la Cruz, Yvonne Calansingin-Barcinal, Radjilyn Gallo-Nifras, Moonyen Dorliac-Hilado, Christie Su, Sheila Maravilla, Joy Canada-Gonzales, Girlie Montecino, Susan Vergara-Lirazan, Susan Arangote, Susan Banzuela, Jessel de la Cruz, Adelfa Degala, Ross Sayson, Christine Sy, and Milag Torres.
CHAMPION.The 2013 Bacolod Masskara Festival Dancers 
Photo by Arlene Hilado
Brigid Tan is the chair of the New York MassKara dancers. The other dancers are Caroline Aguilar-Hinlo, Eden de la Cruz-Oyco, Arlene Hilado, Cristina dela Tina-Rosa, Rachel Montes-Robles, Gloria Guanzon-Palawar, Darlene Ordog, Lani Cuenca, Candy Genovea-Wagner, Glecy Bingcang-Hermogenes, Liza Benares, Normita Weisberg, Liberty Manzano, Cires de la Cruz, Yvonne Calansingin-Barcinal, Radjilyn Gallo-Nifras, Moonyen Dorliac-Hilado, Christie Su, Sheila Maravilla, Joy Canada-Gonzales, Girlie Montecino, Susan Vergara-Lirazan, Susan Arangote, Susan Banzuela, Jessel de la Cruz, Adelfa Degala, Ross Sayson, Christine Sy, and Milag Torres.
We use to call this mask "Senora"....she was rebaptized by LYN LAYSON as "Rhodora"
We use to call this mask “Senora”….she was rebaptized by LYN LAYSON as “Rhodora”

4 Comments

  1. I have never been to Bacolod. I hope that someday I could bring my kids and for them to experience how fun to live in the Philippines. This festival is so much fun to watch.

  2. This is a nice idea as you can be creative with your own mask for the masskara festival.

  3. Wow, those masks really look vibrant and awesome. I think they would be a huge hit when you export them to other countries and large markets seeking for pretty mask designs.

  4. I’ve always wanted to attend festivals outside Cavite and Masskara is just one of them. Wow love your designs Jojo.. hopefully makapunta ako ng Bacolod soon for this festival
    thanks for sharing

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