Pintados Pins and Buttons

Description: Ancient philippine female warrior tribute

Description: Inspired by the strength and spirit of a Visayan warrior, this T-shirt features the phrase “I am not a Filipino for Nothing” written in Badlit script, a pre-colonial Filipino writing system rooted in Visayan culture.

Description: Inspired by the strength and spirit of a Visayan warrior, this T-shirt features the phrase “I am not a Filipino for Nothing” written in Badlit script, a pre-colonial Filipino writing system rooted in Visayan culture.

Description: TACLOBAN CITY, LEYTE

Description: Fully tattooed Visayan warriors from the Boxer Codex, circa 1590. One of the few illustrations of Visayan tattooing,it is likely fairly accurate due to similiraties to documented symbols in other mediums throughout the Philippines. Early manu-scripts also describe the long,inch wide stripes called 'Labid' that ran up the legs from the ankles to the waist.

Description: huella de besos de mujer

Description: The Sun, The Stars and Culture

Description: First Philippine national hero and his band of pintados.