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6 Bayani Children’s Book Series
$89.99Bayani Books is a collective team of artists, educators, and writers determined to tell the history of our ancestors through books and other digital formats. Our novels are inspired by our stories of resilience that we hope to bring to life through creative story telling and art.
Published by Bayani Books
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Lapu Lapu Figure (Children’s Bayani Book Series)
$30.00Lapu Lapu is a children’s book that takes place in the pre colonial Philippines. The story follows the hero, Datu Lapu Lapu and his journey becoming a warrior to protect his tribe from outside invaders.

Bayani Art X Struggle & Strength

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Tandang Sora Children’s Bayani Book Series
$19.99Tandang Sora is a story of courage, sacrifice, and love for her people. Qualities that made her a legend and a symbol of freedom for generations to come.

Authors, Robin Kitana Aquilizan & Aaron Jurell Sarmiento
Artist, Tata Ponsi Alfonso
Published by Bayani Books

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Sultan Kudarat Children’s Bayani Book Series
$19.99Sultan Kudarat is the story of a young boy who grows up to become a brave and legendary warrior leader, leading his people to protect their homeland.

Authors, Aaron Jurell Sarmiento & Joseph Aquilizan
Artist, Tata Ponsi Alfonso
Published by Bayani Books

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Isagani’s Bayani Coloring Book (PEP)
$30.00Isagani’s Bayani is a coloring book that follows the story of a young boy learning about Filipino heroes. Illustrated by Aileen Pagtakhan and written by Allyson Tintiangco-Cubales, Daisy Lopez, and Raju Desai. All proceeds go to Pin@y Educational Partnerships.
Pin@y Educational Partnerships (PEP) is a service learning program between San Francisco’s community, public school, and universities to support kindergarten to college students. PEP is dedicated to growing critical educators to create and facilitate curriculum at all levels of education. PEP is made up of volunteer teachers who teach Ethnic Studies and critical Filipina/x/o American studies
Authors, Allyson Tintiangco-Cubales, Daisy Lopez, and Raju Desai.
Artist, Aileen Pagtakhan

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Philippine Peacock Chair
$24.00The Philippine Peacock Chair is a beloved symbol of Filipino craftsmanship, known around the world for its distinctive rattan design. Created in the early 1900s, the chair was produced at Bilibid Prison in Manila and became an internationally recognized example of Filipino artistry. Its throne-like appearance made it a symbol of status and prestige, and throughout history, it has been featured in photographs with revolutionary leaders, musicians, and other prominent figures.
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Spread Knowledge / Brown
$24.00“Spread Knowledge” is a call to action. Bayani art reflects the resilience, wisdom, and shared legacy of a people who uplift one another through learning. To spread knowledge is to empower future heroes, honor the past, and keep the flame of community alive.
Art by Albert Malonzo








