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Accessories
accessories
Crafted with the same hands that built nations.
Banig Table Runner
$75.00 USD
The banig is the oldest woven object in the Philippines. Pre-colonial. Pre-Spanish. Hand-stitched from pandan and buntal fiber by women in Basey, Samar — a craft so refined it made its way into Manila tables, then embassy reception halls, then the world. This runner is hand-woven in natural beige with gold accent threads. 14" × 72". Untreated. The way it should be.
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Clothing
clothing
The everyday baro — piña and jusi, reimagined for now.
Baro't Saya Shirt
$89.00 USD
Worn to market, to mass, to the dinner table. The baro't saya is not a costume — it's a language. This drop-sleeve shirt is cut from piña-jusi blend, hand-loomed by weavers in Laguna. Cream with natural fiber variation. Unlined, breathable, built for heat. Wear it with denim, with linen, with the confidence of knowing who you are.
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clothing
The sleeve that made the world look twice.
Butterfly Sleeve Blouse
$110.00 USD
The butterfly sleeve (manga ipit) was the silhouette that stopped a revolution — or started one, depending on who you ask. Woven from piña fiber in a loose, unstructured cut. Natural cream color, no dye, no bleach. The fiber speaks for itself. Wear it loose or tucked. Either way, make a point.
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Jewelry
jewelry
3,000 years of identity, worn on your collarbone.
Lingling-o Pendant
$65.00 USD
Archaeological evidence places the lingling-o in Philippine graves from 500–1200 AD. Gold, jade, glass — worn by people who believed in something. This sterling silver version is hand-cast from a museum-documented form, 22mm diameter with a solid back. Adjustable black cord. No plating. No compromise. This is the original.
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jewelry
The collar that started a revolution.
Baro Collar Necklace
$45.00 USD
Before there was baro't saya, there was baro — the plain shirt. Worn by ilustrado students in Barcelona, by revolutionary generals in Manila, by workers in the fields. This necklace draws from the collar bar of the baro, translated into brass and leather. 3mm black leather cord, antique brass geometric pendant, 4cm drop. Adjustable. Worn by people who mean it.
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jewelry
A ring fit for whoever sits in the seat.
Duque Ring Set
$55.00 USD
The Duque was not a crown — it was a challenge. Worn by the man who believed he could govern, regardless of what his father did. This ring set takes the thick hammered band form and scales it down for daily wear. Set of 3: sterling silver, raw brass, oxidized copper. Stack them, wear one, give the others away. Either way, you're making a statement.
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