The "Likha: Ceramics and Puni" festival at Ascott Makati is a celebration of traditional Filipino craftsmanship, featuring the works of renowned pioneers in Philippine ceramics, the Pettyjohns. The exhibit showcases pieces from their personal collection created over the past decade, highlighting the evolution of their craft.
In addition to the Pettyjohns' work, the festival highlights the intersection of ceramics and the unique textile tradition of Puni, which involves weaving, folding, or braiding leaves. The Pettyjohns' contribution to the exhibit underscores the importance of preserving traditional crafts in modern times.
Their expertise is on full display as they demonstrate their mastery of ceramic craftsmanship, a testament to the enduring value of traditional Filipino art.