AswangManila

Description: The Aswang is our namesake, and probably the best known mythical creature in filipino culture. Tales about this shape shifter date back to the 16th century. It might be a scary creature, but don't be afraid to wear it on your shirt.

Description: In Filipino folklore, the Bakunawa is a sea serpent believed to be responsible for earthquakes and other natural disasters. Today, the Bakunawa remains a popular subject in Philippine art, literature, and popular culture, and its legend continues to be.

Description: Balut is a popular Filipino delicacy that consists of a fertilized duck egg that is boiled and eaten from the shell. But for tourists, this culinary experience can be scarier than any Aswang.

Description: Diwatas are believed to be the guardians of the natural world, and they are said to have the ability to control the elements of nature such as water, wind, and fire. They are also believed to be capable of healing and granting good luck to those who honor and respect them.

Description: Dwendes are believed to be mischievous creatures, known for playing pranks on humans, hiding things, or causing accidents. However, they are not considered to be inherently evil, and can sometimes be helpful or protective to those who show them respect.

Description: The Engkanto is a fascinating and important figure in Filipino folklore, representing the belief in the spiritual realm and the deep connection between humans and the natural world.

Description: Kapres are believed to be guardians of the forest, and they are said to have the ability to control the growth and health of trees. They are also believed to have the power to cause harm or bring good luck to humans who cross their paths.

Description: The Manananggal is a female Aswang that can detach its upper body from its lower half and fly around at night. It's preferred victims are pregnant women and children.

Description: The Tikbalang is a creature that is often depicted as a humanoid with the head and hooves of a horse. It is said to inhabit forests, mountains, and other remote areas, and is known to be mischievous and malevolent.

Description: The reason this little guy is so sad is because he has "Wala Pera" - no money.

Description: The reason this little guy is so sad is because he has "Wala Pera" - no money.

Description: "Tampo" refers to a temporary period of sulking or silent treatment that a person may give to someone else when they feel offended, or upset. It is often used by Filipinas on their jowas, with varying degrees of success.

Description: "Tampo" refers to a temporary period of sulking or silent treatment that a person may give to someone else when they feel offended, or upset. It is often used by Filipinas on their jowas, with varying degrees of success.

Description: "Tampo" refers to a temporary period of sulking or silent treatment that a person may give to someone else when they feel offended, or upset. It is often used by Filipinas on their jowas, with varying degrees of success.

Description: See you at the mall! Shopping centers hold significant cultural and economic importance in the Philippines. They are not just places to shop, but also serve as community centers where people can gather, socialize, and enjoy various entertainment and leisure activities.

Description: Shopping centers hold significant cultural and economic importance in the Philippines. They are not just places to shop, but also serve as community centers where people can gather, socialize, and enjoy various entertainment and leisure activities.

Description: "Kwek-kwek" is a popular Filipino street food that consists of boiled quail eggs that are coated in a bright orange batter made from flour, cornstarch, and food coloring, and then deep-fried until crispy.

Description: "Halo-halo" is a popular Filipino dessert that consists of a mixture of various ingredients such as shaved ice, sweet beans, fruits, jellies, and milk, among other ingredients. The term "halo-halo" means "mix-mix" in English, and the dessert gets its name from the fact that all of the ingredients are mixed together before eating.

Description: "Bahala Na" is a Filipino expression that is often used to convey a sense of fatalism or resignation. It can be translated to mean "come what may," "leave it to fate," or "whatever happens, happens."

Description: "Bahala Na" is a Filipino expression that is often used to convey a sense of fatalism or resignation. It can be translated to mean "come what may," "leave it to fate," or "whatever happens, happens."

Description: Afam is a slang term for a foreigner (A foreigner assigned in Manila), so if you are looking for a gift for your foreign loved one, or just want to support international relationships, this design might be for you.

Description: Afam is a slang term for a foreigner (A foreigner assigned in Manila), so if you are looking for a gift for your foreign loved one, or just want to support international relationships, this design might be for you.

Description: Afam is a slang term for a foreigner (A foreigner assigned in Manila), so if you are looking for a gift for your foreign loved one, or just want to support international relationships, this design might be for you.

Description: Jeepneys are a popular mode of transportation in the Philippines, and they hold significant cultural and historical importance in the country. They are known for their unique and colorful designs, which have become an iconic symbol of Philippine culture.

Description: Jeepneys are a popular mode of transportation in the Philippines, and they hold significant cultural and historical importance in the country. They are known for their unique and colorful designs, which have become an iconic symbol of Philippine culture.

Description: EDSA stands for Epifanio de los Santos Avenue, which is a major highway in Metro Manila, Philippines. It is one of the busiest roads in the country and serves as a crucial transportation artery, connecting several major cities and towns in the metropolitan area.

Description: Nothing like riding a Trike! Tricycles are a common mode of transportation in the Philippines, particularly in smaller towns and cities where roads are narrow, and public transport options are limited.

Description: Get in! Tricycles are a common mode of transportation in the Philippines, particularly in smaller towns and cities where roads are narrow, and public transport options are limited.

Description: Get in, please! Jeepneys are a popular mode of transportation in the Philippines, and they hold significant cultural and historical importance in the country. They are known for their unique and colorful designs, which have become an iconic symbol of Philippine culture.

Description: Jeepneys are a popular mode of transportation in the Philippines, and they hold significant cultural and historical importance in the country. They are known for their unique and colorful designs, which have become an iconic symbol of Philippine culture.

Description: Payment, please! Jeepneys are a popular mode of transportation in the Philippines, and they hold significant cultural and historical importance in the country. They are known for their unique and colorful designs, which have become an iconic symbol of Philippine culture.

Description: The Philippine Tarsier, which is the species of Tarsier found in the Philippines, is sometimes referred to as the "Bohol Tarsier" due to the large number of Tarsiers that can be found on the island.

Description: The Philippine Tarsier, which is the species of Tarsier found in the Philippines, is sometimes referred to as the "Bohol Tarsier" due to the large number of Tarsiers that can be found on the island.

Description: With this design, you are sure to make a bold statement about your hometown - or your favorite place in the Philippines.

Description: Show off your favorite brand with our cool skull logo design.

Description: Show off your favorite brand with our cool skull logo design.