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This Online Shop Sells Filipino-made Marble Mugs, Plates, and Home Decor

Their items are 100 percent Filipino made.

Photography: Instagram/ren_marble

Looking for more interesting home finds? Why not add more locally-produced items to your decor with this Instagram shop that sells 100 percent Filipino-made and sourced marble pieces? Meet Ren Marble.

They've got mugs, bowls, plates, and trays to elevate your dining experience.

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Classy and unique, each plate, tray, cup, and decor possesses a distinct marble pattern and color.

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If you're a baking aficionado, you may ask them to customize a kneading board for you. (In case you didn't know, kneading dough on marble surfaces helps it stay cool. The dough won't overheat and kill the yeast.) They also have cake stands if you want to showcase your baked goodies

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They also offer alot of home improvement pieces such as decorative trays and pots which would look stunning with your plants, fresh flower arrangements, or dried flowers.

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You may inquire at Ren Marble's Instagram account if you want to order their pieces. They offer nationwide and international delivery. 

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