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Defy Print
Defy Print
Rajah Sulayman (1558-1575) Regarded as a brave and great ruler of Manila. He led a native revolt against the Spanish in 1574 when the new Governor-General did not honor the treaty with the prior Rajah. The defiance of Rajah Sulayman came to be known as the “Sulayman Revolt” also known as The “First Battle of Manila Bay”.
Learn more about Rajah Sulayman
Art by Tata Ponsi
Fury Print
Fury Print
Gabriela Silang (March 19, 1731 – September 20, 1763) earned the title “Henerala” as the first Filipina woman to lead a revolt during the Spanish colonialization of the Philippines. Her couragous leadership became a symbol for the importance of women in Filipino society, and their struggle for liberation during colonization.
Learn more about Gabriela Silang
Art by Tata Ponsi
Strike Print
Strike Print
The Filipino farm workers started to organize several actions and protests in response to the mistreatment of the Mexican and Filipino migrant workers. One of their most famous protests being the Delano Grape Strike. Alongside Cesar Chavez, Dolores Huerta, Philip Vera Cruz, Larry Itliong was able to lead thousands of workers in successful protests, such as the 300 mile strike from Delano to Sacramento.
Learn more about Larry Itliong
Art by Tata Ponsi
Solidarity Pin (End Anti-Asian Violence)
We want to acknowledge the pain and grief our communities are experiencing in response to the attacks on Asians and Asian Americans, especially our elders and women. If we look back in history we know that this isn’t the first time the Asian community has experienced violence. When addressing the attacks on Asian we must also acknowledge the history of violence our communities have endured on the systemic, state, and interpersonal level. We cannot individualize a historically rooted and systemic issue. We need solidarity between the Asian community and other BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color). We need to show up for each other. We want to thank those who are committed to ending violence against Asians and Asian Americans. 100% of proceeds will go towards @AAPIWomenLead.
Youth • Hope
Youth • Hope
“The Youth is the Hope of our Future”. – Dr. Jose Rizal
Back for online sales due to popular demand, Bayani Art & SFUSD Kababayan will be doing a limited run of “Youth • Hope ” t-shirts to benefit the Class of 2021.
Sales will run until April 30th. Orders will be shipped out the 3rd week of May.
Thank you for your continued support!
Kababayan-SFUSD is a community group of Filipino and Filipino American employees and educators of the San Francisco Unified School District established for the professional advancement of its members, provide opportunities for dialogue and empowerment, and raise funds to support Filipino American graduates of the district.
Art by Albert Malonzo
Defend Land
Defend Land
The inspiration behind the design derives from an Indigenous legend, called “Sleeping Beauty Mountain” that takes place on Mt. Patukan in Kalinga Province of the Philippines. The story is about a woman who lost her loved one during a battle. Rather than leaving Mt. Patukan to find another, she wanted to stay alone believing that he’ll return. She waited so long, that she became one with the mountain ranges as a maiden laying down, mourning from her loss. This story has been told for generations among the people of Kalinga.
The representation of this story along with decades of Indigenous people of the Cordilleras defending and preserving their ancestral lands brought this design together. The recent typhoons that took place in the Philippines, along with man-made changes to the environment, left many lives affected by the aftermath.
For our collaborative project, 100% OF PROCEEDS will go towards typhoon relief funding in Cagayan Valley and Cordillera communities. Our funds will go directly to Bulanao Centro Women’s Organization led by Indigenous peoples of Kalinga who strive to aid local communities of the Philippines.
Photo of typhoon relief efforts in Cagayan, 12/13/20 from Bulanao Centro Women’s Organization.
Special thanks to Aaron Jurell Sarmiento, Robin Aquilizan, Melvin Laso, Kirin Macapugay, and Dale Thongmahavong for the collective effort to make this project.
Project led by Igorot-American artist, Gerald Mayupao of Anito Spirit
Kasama (Red)
Kasama (Red)
KA is for connection. These earrings are cut in the shape of traditional Baybayin and serve as a reminder of our connectivity. Lightweight and made of red opaque acrylic, these pieces come in gold and chrome with nickel free gold plated brass findings.
Bayani Art X BRWNGRLZ
Kasama (Blue)
Kasama (Blue)
KA is for connection. These earrings are cut in the shape of traditional Baybayin and serve as a reminder of our connectivity. Lightweight and made of blue opaque acrylic, these pieces come in gold and chrome with nickel free gold plated brass findings.
Bayani Art X BRWNGRLZ
Kasama (White)
Kasama (White)
KA is for connection. These earrings are cut in the shape of traditional Baybayin and serve as a reminder of our connectivity. Lightweight and made of white opaque acrylic, these pieces come in gold and chrome with nickel free gold plated brass findings.
Bayani Art X BRWNGRLZ
Kasama (Black)
Kasama (Black)
KA is for connection. These earrings are cut in the shape of traditional Baybayin and serve as a reminder of our connectivity. Lightweight and made of matte black acrylic, these pieces come in gold and chrome with nickel free gold plated brass findings.
Bayani Art X BRWNGRLZ
Kasama (Chrome)
Kasama (Chrome)
KA is for connection. These earrings are cut in the shape of traditional Baybayin and serve as a reminder of our connectivity. Lightweight and made of mirrored acrylic, these pieces come in gold and chrome with nickel free gold plated brass findings.
Bayani Art X BRWNGRLZ
Kasama (Gold)
Kasama (Gold)
KA is for connection. These earrings are cut in the shape of traditional Baybayin and serve as a reminder of our connectivity. Lightweight and made of mirrored acrylic, these pieces come in gold and chrome with nickel free gold plated brass findings.
Bayani Art X BRWNGRLZ
