Councilor Legaspi pushes for land acquisition, new display site for Bulua potters
- The Gavel
- Sep 18
- 1 min read
COUNCILOR Al Legaspi Sr., during the 10th regular session of the 21st City Council, expressed strong support for increased local government assistance to the city’s traditional pottery industry.
Councilor Legaspi recommended the purchase of land to serve as a sustainable source of clay—the primary raw material in pottery production.
He also suggested relocating the potters' display area to the Westbound Terminal to improve the visibility and accessibility of their products to the public and potential buyers.

He underscored that Barangay Bulua has long been recognized as the home of clay pottery in Cagayan de Oro, with the craft providing livelihood opportunities to many residents.
He said preserving and promoting this cultural heritage is vital, not just for the barangay, but for the city as a whole.
The councilor also warned that without proper support, the pottery tradition in Bulua may eventually fade, taking with it a valuable part of the city’s cultural identity. (SPE/SP)






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