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.
Bayani Art X BRWNGRLZ
All of our earring posts and hooks are made of gold plated brass and are nickel free.
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Liwayway (Yellow)
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