Photo of the Day for April 17, 2024 – Exotic snake bone bracelets by Bebeboy Aguirre

Photo of the Day for April 17, 2024 – Exotic snake bone bracelets by Bebeboy Aguirre

Stretchable bracelets adorned with prominent parts of a snake skeleton catch the eye at Bebeboy Aguirre’s souvenir stall in Malatapay Port, Zamboanguita, Negros Oriental. Each bracelet is meticulously crafted with colorful stones and other embellishments, showcasing Bebeboy’s unique artistic vision.     Bebeboy, known for his handicrafts, often explores the slopes of Mt. Talinis volcano in Zamboanguita, collecting driftwood for his woodcarvings. One day, he stumbled upon the skeleton of a snake, which he transformed into these exotic bracelets, now a popular item at his stall.       As you peruse his collection, you’ll always find something new and intriguing to admire. If you’re in the area, don’t miss the bustling Malatapay Farmer’s Market on Wednesdays, where you can explore the stalls and enjoy local delicacies cooked over an open fire. Across from Bebeboy’s stall, you can relax with a coffee or cold drink, surrounded by the rustic charm of the market. For a glimpse into Bebeboy’s creative process and the warm hospitality of his family, watch the accompanying video capturing the essence of his craft and community.   ART SOUVENIRS by Bebeboy Aguirre | Malatapay | Zamboanguita

Photo of the Day for March 12, 2024 – Recommended souvenir shop at jetty of Malatapay, Zamboanguita

Photo of the Day for March 12, 2024 – Recommended souvenir shop at jetty of Malatapay, Zamboanguita

At the jetty to the picturesque island of Apo in Malatapay, Zamboanguita, visitors will discover Bebeboy Aguirre’s charming souvenir shop, accompanied by his lovely wife Nanica. The shop boasts a diverse array of souvenirs catering to all tastes, ranging from refrigerator magnets and shell necklaces to intricately carved wood sculptures and elegant shell chandeliers.     Bebeboy, a highly talented artist residing in Zamboanguita with his family, showcases his artistic skills through the creation of most souvenirs available in the shop. With a keen eye for detail and craftsmanship, Bebeboy produces these unique pieces in the comfort of his own home, ensuring each item exudes authenticity and charm. Notably, Bebeboy’s shop operates throughout the week, providing visitors with the opportunity to browse and purchase souvenirs at their leisure. Contrary to common practice, the shop remains open beyond Wednesdays, the traditional day of the Malatapay farmers’ market, located along the access road. Beyond his artistic endeavors, Bebeboy is also a skilled concrete worker, capable of crafting exquisite pieces from this versatile material. Visitors seeking to connect with Bebeboy or explore his creations further can easily reach him through his Facebook account, accessible via the following link: Bebeboy Aguirre’s Facebook account. With its delightful assortment of handcrafted treasures and warm hospitality, Bebeboy Aguirre’s souvenir shop is a must-visit destination for travelers exploring the enchanting surroundings of Zamboanguita and Apo Island.