Christmas in Davao in the recent years and especially up to now has been made more attractive and special with Mana Davao’s Christmas trees, decors and lights which draws the attention of many Davaoenos and especially tourists who pass by Mana Casa de Artes y Antiguas, a house of arts and  antiques furniture store at Mana Compound, 143 J. P. Laurel Avenue, Davao City especially at night which somehow causes a little traffic since cars, taxis and PUJs would stop by to look and appreciate the wonderful display of Christmas lights and decors.

Mana casa de artes y antigous

Since last week when they decorated the front of their store with Christmas trees, decors and a lot of lights and this little red Christmas house which I would call (see last photo below), a lot of people would drop by and have a souvenir photo taken of themselves, their children and friends with the wonderful and attractive Christmas trees with decors and lights behind them. Mana Davao has become a Davao attraction and landmark especially during the Christmas season. Last year we missed it and was not able to have a souvenir photo there so we really made it a point to be able visit the place this year. They have a different decoration compared last year as I was told by hubby. Anyway here are some of the photos we took last night at Mana Davao.

Mana Davao’s decorated and lighted Christmas tree

This is what I called Mana Davao’s little red Christmas house.

Mana-Davao displays Philippine oriental, European furniture and a lot of furniture made of hard woods imported from Asian countries.

The largest premier furniture shop in Mindanao to venture mostly on old wood products, Mana-Davao started its full operation on October 28, 1999. The shop wants to be known not only in the Philippines, but also in the whole world. It’s main shop was located in Manila, while another branch exists in Guam.

It’s name which means inheritance, is best appreciated when one realizes how its products could stand through the passing of years, products, which one could treasure and pass to the next generations.

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