Liwayway (Blue)
$28.00
Named after Remedios Gomez-Paraiso also known as, Kumander Liwayway, these pieces are engraved with traditional Philippine textile patterns. Precise and colorful, these pieces are made of transparent acrylic and reflect Liwayway’s radical feminism.
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All of our earring posts and hooks are made of gold plated brass and are nickel free.
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