Noubikko meeting with Czech Ambassador to Philippines, Jaroslav Ludva
February 10, 2010 - Prague, Czech Republic
Noubikko was commissioned to design gown for Infant Jesus of Prague. The gown is scheduled to be finished by October 2010.
Canvassing of some of the finest pearls in the Philippines is launched as of this story’s writing. The prototype pearls needs to be clear, pure and glossy to repel accumulation of dust for a length of 100 years.
Noubikko, designer for Miss Czech Republic and Miss Poland for Miss Universe Pageant said to a select group of audience that creating a masterpiece for this level of category is not easy.
“The design needs to be comprehensible and appealing to the senses among the people of past, present and future generation to come.” “The design is intended to leave a legacy for the future presented base on posterity from our era.” relays Noubikko.
The reverred piece of clothing was construed with representation, classic definition and awe-inspiring dedication. Noubikko prescribed Philippine Pearls and Bohemian Crystals whom he will manually handsew to a Philippine made Pina (pineapple fiber).
The 7,101 accounted pearls auspiciously represents the Philippine’s 7,101 islands while the Bohemian Crystals’ presence invariably represents the original place of the statue of which is Prague. The pairsome presence of the high priced ornament commemorates the over century old tie that exist between these countries which started by the Philippine national, Jose Rizal.
Mild green is the color of the pearls to provide an up-tempo to the definition of inspiration drawn-out from the Sto. Nino of Cebu a religious and historic figure in the Philippines.
The inception of a Bohemian crystal that changes color in accordance to the reflection of light is seriously being taken into consideration by Noubikko.
Adjudged is the dedication of every pearl in the ensemble with an accompanying recital of the Apostle’s Creed inasmuch as each crystal is dedicated with the recital of the Holy Rosary of the Blessed Virgin Mary which are offered by donors who value the importance of the masterpiece.
