Bakunawa Pillows
Description: Bakunawa, the great serpent-dragon of Filipino mythology, rises from the sea to devour the moon — illustrated in a bold, engraved poster style framed by traditional tribal wood carving patterns. A striking piece for anyone who loves Philippine folklore, dragon mythology, and art with real cultural roots.
Description: A tattooed Filipina woman rendered in intricate Philippine Tribal-style, tribal and dragon artwork, framed by a golden moon and tropical plumeria blooms. Bold, elegant, and rooted in Filipino mythology — a striking piece of wearable art for anyone drawn to bold tattoo aesthetics and cultural pride.
Description: Bakunawa are said to be Massive oceanic dragons that reside near the Philipines, and were the blame of many meteorological phenomena in the area. so significant was its movements that the people used it to map and carve out a geomantic calendar, and were the center of many rituals preformed by babaylan priestess's. even purported and readily believed to have entire islands form their spines moving ecosystems and communities of people around the sea.
