Accessories

  • Kampilan Pin

    Kampilan Pin

    $12.00

    The Kampilan is a fearsome long single edged sword. A Warrior’s preferred sword for battle. The Kampilan was a sword for war and the court. As a court sword it represented the Datu’s prestige and power. Historians believed that Datu Lapu Lapu and his men used the Kampilan sword to defeat the Spanish conquistadors led by Ferdinand Magellan that is known as the Battle of Mactan.

    Learn more about Lapu Lapu

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  • Kris Pin

    Kris Pin

    $12.00

    The Kris blades are wide at the base, double edged and waved, semi-waved and straight. The blade was a symbol of a warrior’s status and rank in society. It was believed that the unconquerable Sultan Kuldarat used the most famous Moro weapon.

    Learn more about Sultan Kudarat

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  • KA/UNITY (Olive Beanie)

    KA/UNITY (Olive Beanie)

    $15.00

    “KA” (Magkaisa/Unity) Baybayin also incorrectly known as Alibata is a pre-colonial Philippine writing system. The term baybayin means “to spell” in Tagalog. The script was used in the Archipelago along with other writing systems.

  • Gayaman (Centipede) Pendant

    Gayaman (Centipede) Pendant

    $20.00

    The Gayaman, Centipede. This motif suggests that the wearer bears the speed and strength of the centipede. That the wearer is but one leg among many, moving together toward a common goal as a community.

    Designed by Pyrographer and Artisan, Ray Haguisan of Kapuwa
    Laser Engraved by Calia Designs

  • Mandaya Shield Wooden Pin

    Mandaya Shield Wooden Pin

    $12.00

    Mandaya shield is a large, round wooden Moro shield. The front is decorated with rings of black and of elaborate carving while the back has a hand hold through which the left arm is slipped so that the hand grasps the top of the second opening. This shield is used in warfare to deflect spears and arrows. This style of shield is also commonly used by the neighboring Moro groups, and may have been borrow from them.

    This Shield is dedicated to the warriors who had fought and died during this time to defend the mother land from its oppressors.

    Art by Nicanor Evans

  • KA Wooden Pin

    KA Wooden Pin

    $12.00

    “KA” (Magkaisa/Unity) Baybayin also incorrectly known as Alibata is a pre-colonial Philippine writing system. The term baybayin means “to spell” in Tagalog. The script was used in the Archipelago along with other writing systems.

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  • KA (Unity) / TaTao People Motif Pendant

    KA (Unity) / TaTao People Motif Pendant

    $20.00

    KA-TaTao is an interpretation of this motif/pattern with the inclusion of the Baybayin character KA. Presented to you as an exclusive pendant piece. The KA character is iconic as it represents unity. The confluence of this pattern and the KA represent unity and the connection with others, community and the Anitos.

    Bayani Art X Kapuwa
    Designed by Pyrographer and Artisan, Ray Haguisan of Kapuwa
    Laser Engraved by Calia Designs

  • KA/UNITY (Burgundy Beanie)

    KA/UNITY (Burgundy Beanie)

    $15.00

    “KA” (Magkaisa/Unity) Baybayin also incorrectly known as Alibata is a pre-colonial Philippine writing system. The term baybayin means “to spell” in Tagalog. The script was used in the Archipelago along with other writing systems.

  • KA (Unity) / Bayani (Warrior,Leader) Pendant

    KA (Unity) / Bayani (Warrior,Leader) Pendant

    $20.00

    Kapuwa X Bayani, a collaboration of the bittersweet struggle for national and individual identity. Malaya, meaning free, a free people. Bayani, meaning warrior, leader or hero.

    Bayani Art X Kapuwa
    Designed by Pyrographer and Artisan, Ray Haguisan of Kapuwa
    Laser Engraved by Calia Designs