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Windows made of capiz shells were originally chosen because it was cheaper to make windows of capiz than glass during the Spanish Colonial period of the Philippines.  They continued to be made, however, thanks to their ability to allow enough light through and their strength in holding up to typhoons. Old Fashion House, Architecture Philippines, House In The Philippines, Filipino Interior Design, Philippine Architecture, Teenager Bedroom Design, Filipino House, Filipino Architecture, Old Fashioned House

Windows made of capiz shells were originally chosen because it was cheaper to make windows of capiz than glass during the Spanish Colonial period of the Philippines. They continued to be made, however, thanks to their ability to allow enough light through and their strength in holding up to typhoons.

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English: Capiz Window The outer shell of the windowpane oyster, Placuna placenta, is called the capiz shell. Today it is used, primarily in the Philippines, in the manufacture of lampshades, trays, mats, and bowls.* But during the colonial period, the most prominent use was in windows such as this one: Villafrancia Ancestral House in Naga City. * www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/462630/Placuna-placenta

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BrujaTortillasDeliciosas on X: "A typicalbahay na bato, the building's first floor feature machucha tiles while the second level had polished hard wood. The sliding windows were ensconced with capiz shells and colored glass to admit light, with smaller ventanillas above and below to promote ventilation. https://t.co/jHB7WxSRr9" / X Capiz Window, Filipino Interior Design, Dutch Door, Capiz Shell, Sliding Windows, Scenic Design, Hard Wood, Window Design, Door Design

BrujaTortillasDeliciosas on X: "A typicalbahay na bato, the building's first floor feature machucha tiles while the second level had polished hard wood. The sliding windows were ensconced with capiz shells and colored glass to admit light, with smaller ventanillas above and below to promote ventilation. https://t.co/jHB7WxSRr9" / X

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