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Site Updated December 05, 2008 |
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History
Tambuli Fashion & Home Accessories, Inc. was conceived in 1986 in Manila.
An American couple, Marcy and Colette Goldstein, started acting as a trading
company and as agents to a handful of foreign buyers. From the very start, the
company’s guiding principle has been to develop and make available high quality
fashion jewelry that showcases the creative talents that are found here in the
Philippines.
In 1988, the business began to flourish and the company started to do its own
manufacturing. Tambuli moved its Manila-based operation to Cebu, the center
and focal point of the Philippine fashion accessory industry.
Proving the very essence of Tambuli’s existence, the company accepted the
challenge of creating and manufacturing contemporary home accessories in 1997.
That year saw the very first products of the table top items created by Tambuli’s
enthusiastic and skillful design staff. Through the succeeding years, Tambuli
has not only re-affirmed its strong entrance into this ever-changing industry, it
has excelled beyond what was expected.
Besides achieving an industry-wide reputation for manufacturing volume merchandise
with the highest standard of quality, and offering consistent on-time deliveries,
Tambuli, aside from its up-market fashion jewelry designs, is now also known for
its unusual contemporary candle holders, sculptures, picture frames, and other
decors created from the unique combination of cast stone, metal, and natural
materials. Customers are particularly attracted, and continue being attracted, for
these reasons.
From its humble start in 1986, Tambuli has grown to be a major force in Philippine
fashion jewelry and, more recently, in home accessories. Tambuli treats every
customer as a partner, and its congenial and knowledgeable staff will make your
every visit a profitable one. Still operating under the same basic principle of
customer and employee satisfaction, Tambuli also gives the same assurance given from
its very beginnings, that “The first order won’t be the last.”
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