Inspired from the ring that holds the Walis-Tingting in place, also known as "Bacorong". The "Bacorong" inspired weaving upholds the Tagbanua culture in crafts making.

This was also an entry in the WFTO MIDA Design Competition, It earned a place in the Top 15.

A statement of sustainable fashion, appealing effortlessly. Matched with denim or casual attire or stylish beach wear, it gives a chic and cool vibe.

Made of fine rattan strips, this product is perfectly wovem for air plants. With the classic weaving patterns of the rattan, your garden will never go out of style.

These planters are inspired by summer fruits that can be seen in the Philippines urban markets. With just the change of colors of the Raffia it become a completely different fruit.

Crafted by the male artisans of Bulacan, this product is made of coco coir and abaca fiber.

Made of buri fiber, an endemic palm, the artisans inconceivably transform an undervalues raw material into the cute Pink Robin, peculiar in South-Eastern Australia

The arrangement of the chimes are inspired by flat bamboo necklaces.