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“Bahay Kubo, kahit munti, ang halaman doon ay sari-sari.”
More than a modest dwelling of bamboo and nipa, the Bahay Kubo stands as an enduring symbol of Filipino unity, family, and simple living. Inspired by the beloved folk song, this piece pays homage to rural life—where abundance is found not in grandeur, but in community, tradition, and the quiet richness of humble beginnings.
Explore the gubat in search of the adorable big-eyed Philippine Tarsier stealthily jumping from tree to tree like a ninja or quietly snapping a Polaroid to capture the beauty of its surroundings. From the mighty Kalachuchi, standing tall as a symbol of grace and resilience, to the sturdy Yucca, its […]
Our modern take on the toile de jouy pattern showcases traditional Filipino games played by children back in the day. Filled with fun childhood memories where games like “piko” and “sipa” were the pastime of free-spirited Filipino children, this design brings a certain air of nostalgia. When was the last […]
This artwork is a heartfelt tribute to the rich tapestry of Filipino culture, inspired by the vibrant beads, bold patterns, and intricate designs found in traditional weaves and clothing. Each line and color captures the essence of a time-honored craft, paying homage to the hands that have woven these stories […]
“Bahay Kubo, Kahit Munti.Ang halaman doon ay sari-sari.” In Filipino culture, the Bahay Kubo is not only a traditional house made of bamboo and nipa leaves, but also a symbol of unity and family. Inspired by the local folk song that portrays the simple life in the countryside, the bahay […]
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