Kalinga Mugs
Description: The Pambabatok is a tattoo tradition of kalinga. Decades ago,these were only previously practised within the indigenous tribes of kalinga. Batok was perceived as a social representation,rather than art. Batok translated to “tap” or “hit”,which is the action performed by mambabatoks to etch these traditional designs into the body. Pambabatok uses three thorns,a string as a stencil and ink made of coal and water. The batok tattooing is permanent and hurts more than the regular tattoos you could get anywhere else.
Description: A bold Filipino warrior streetwear design featuring a tattooed Maharlika-inspired guardian figure standing behind three powerful bully dogs, framed by a deep red brush circle and gothic “MAHARLIKA” lettering. Built with black-and-gray tattoo texture, red accents, fierce protective energy, and heritage-inspired detail. Perfect for fans of Filipino pride, warrior culture, bully dogs, guardian dogs, loyalty, protection, strength, and dark streetwear art.
