The Baro't Saya is a traditional Filipino wear for women. With the influence of the Spanish colonization into the wear, it was later on branded as Maria Clara from the famous character in the novel Noli Me Tangere by national hero, Jose Rizal.
The triangular scarf draped at the back depicting femininity is called panuelo which comes from the Spanish word "pano." This is the original Spanish piece of the Maria Clara ensemble.
The Bontocs are one of the sub-tribes in the Cordillera region. Bontoc comes from two local words, “Bun” and “Tuk” which together mean mountains. The Bontoc Warriors ink their bodies with tattoo designs...
Aetas were among the first inhabitants in the Philippines. Known as Agta or Ayta, these indigenous people live mostly on the mountainous areas of Luzon. They are also known to...
Paying tribute to our home,we created the Cebu Best Dolls.They represent what Cebu is mostly known for mango,guitars,puso and of course our vibrant Sinulog celebration!Give them souvenir or instil Cebuano...
Paying tribute to our home,we created the Cebu Best Dolls.They represent what Cebu is mostly known for mango,guitars,puso and of course our vibrant Sinulog celebration!Give them souvenir or instil Cebuano...
Made for today’s Filipina woman- the Magdalena Bolero is an easy companion to work or when you’re out and about. Lending itself well to any outfit, the bolero’s butterfly sleeves...
Aetas were among the first inhabitants in the Philippines. Known as Agta or Ayta, these indigenous people live mostly on the mountainous areas of Luzon. They are also known to...
Our best-selling Panyo Dress is back with more vibrant colors. Dress it up or down, the Panyo is a polished ANTHILL classic with all the comforts of an elevated sundress....
Exuding whimsy and style, the Panyo skirt is a weave staple for any Proud Weave Wearer. Showcasring a full style and an assymetrical hem, the Panyo skirt is gorgeous in...
