A greener shade of Christmas with SM Green Finds at Kultura
- A gift guide for the sustainability-minded and proudly local shopper
There’s something unmistakably magical about the “ber” months—the early Christmas playlists in malls, the glow of parols lighting up streets, and that familiar mix of red and gold that signals the festivities are officially in full swing.
But tucked between those beloved holiday colors is one shade that deserves a brighter moment this year: green.
Green is not just the backdrop of Christmas; it is also the refreshing breath that makes the season feel brighter, kinder, and more intentional. It speaks of thoughtful choices, mindful gifting, and a celebration that honors both the planet and the people who shape our culture. Think of it as giving your festivities a more meaningful rhythm—one where every gift becomes a chance to uplift local artisans, support community livelihoods, and carry forward traditions crafted with care.
Explore SM Green Finds at Kultura and discover gifts that brighten the season while treading gently on the planet.
Foldable parol
This cherished Filipino holiday symbol gets a modern, foldable twist. Handcrafted with lace appliqués by the Kababaihan ng Maynila Foundation, it blends tradition, creativity, and community support into one thoughtful piece.
Practical yet romantic, it folds flat for easy storage while keeping the classic parol’s festive charm. Available in red, green, and beige, it’s airy, intricate, and unmistakably joyful.
Flora Filipinas soy candles
These 100 percent soybean wax candles take inspiration from Filipino flora and are poured into upcycled condiment bottles.
Choose sampaguita with eucalyptus for a calming blend or sampaguita with dalandan for something bright and uplifting. Made with phthalate-free fragrance oil, each candle burns up to 40 hours.
With every purchase, three meals are donated to the Project PEARLS’ Hunger Relief Program
Everything Clean sanitizer
Made almost entirely from plant-derived ingredients and powered by locally grown lemongrass essential oil, this all-natural sanitizer is a clean and upgrade from the usual options.
A family meal is donated to Project PEARLS Hunger Relief Program with every purchase
Martha Mini gift basket
This set makes gifting effortless, with products nestled in a mini pandan basket bag that feels instantly special—no wrapping needed.
Inside is a 250ml hand soap in an upcycled bottle, and a handcrafted cold-process bath bar made with nourishing oils, such as coconut, olive, castor, and shea butter.
Every purchase provides two family meals through Project PEARLS’ Hunger Relief Program
Recycled multi-way scarf
Fashion meets purpose in this soft, flowing scarf made from a fabric that’s crafted using recycled PET bottles. It’s presented in a handwoven mini basket that becomes a keepsake, long after the scarf is worn.
Each scarf repurposes 12 plastic bottles and is sewn by the women of GROW, the livelihood program of Project PEARLS, which uplifts vulnerable communities across the Philippines.
With every purchase, two family meals are donated to the Project PEARLS’ Hunger Relief Program
Pamana gift set
A generous six-piece bundle made for effortless gifting, this basket bag includes Dwellbeing favorites: a melted bottle cheese tray, handcrafted soap bar, inabel hand towel, Everything Clean sanitizer, and a lemongrass liquid hand soap.
Every purchase provides eight family meals through Project PEARLS’ Hunger Relief Program
Batang Pinoy salad plate set
The Batang Pinoy salad plate set is a joyful tribute to childhood games, illustrated by Kora Dandan Albano. Each plate captures the playful spirit of classics like piko, patintero, jackstones, and limbo rock, making it a lovely gift for anyone nostalgic for Filipino childhood.
Street food coaster set
The street food coaster set celebrates Filipino street food favorites, like fishball, taho, sago’t gulaman, and sorbetes, through charming illustrations. They add a cheerful touch of food culture to any home.
Kora Albano trinket trays
The Kora Albano trinket trays depict everyday Filipino life through two scenes: Bahay Bahayan, inspired by childhood play, and The Bangka, which celebrates coastal living and the native boat central to many communities.
Kalaw tea cup set
The Kalaw tea cup set features a striking motif inspired by the Philippine hornbill, or kalaw. It honors one of the country’s most distinctive native birds, known as the “clock of the mountains,” for its unmistakable call.
