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Kinda chic to be one of the pioneers to kickstart the movement to revive visayan precolonial era clothing styles among newer generations 🙂‍↔️ #fyp #tiktokph

Kinda chic to be one of the pioneers to kickstart the movement to revive visayan precolonial era clothing styles among newer generations 🙂‍↔️ #fyp #tiktokph

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Seeing other southeast asians in their traditional clothing do this indonesian dance challenge of a popular song #paijo inspires me to do the same 🧡 so fun to do! Testing my precolonial visayan outfit as a muse for a live drawing session tomorrow! I'm nervous 😰 #tiktokph

Seeing other southeast asians in their traditional clothing do this indonesian dance challenge of a popular song #paijo inspires me to do the same 🧡 so fun to do! Testing my precolonial visayan outfit as a muse for a live drawing session tomorrow! I'm nervous 😰 #tiktokph

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Ur sign to wear ur traditional clothing as often as u can in the present 🧡 #makeup precolonial visayas philippines #tiktokph im a star transition is so fun to do

Ur sign to wear ur traditional clothing as often as u can in the present 🧡 #makeup precolonial visayas philippines #tiktokph im a star transition is so fun to do

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August is finally here which means buwan ng mga wika for schools has started 🥳 For many students, their first opportunities to collectively wear traditional clothing falls on this specific month. I love how when we celebrate our languages we also celebrate our identities through clothing. One major aspect that used to be part of our traditional clothing was our use of golden accessories especially in the precolonial era. When the Spanish arrived they noticed huge quantities of gold worn by locals, even the uripun/ulipin can wear a few. This is reflected in the abundant artifacts in our museums that often further explain the various ancient methods used to create these gold pieces. Although some of these methods still exist among fewer and fewer communities in the Philippines, the Visayas wasn’t able to preserve these metal-smiths anymore. Thankfully Josua del Socorro @Diyandi ni Wawa, an artist and precolonial culture advocate from Leyte, decided to take on the challenge of reviving handmade precolonial era jewelry through repousse on brass, which was one method traditionally used centuries ago albeit on gold rather than on brass. I’ve worn a few of Josua’s pieces and it feels like I took them directly from the museum because of how identical and accurate they look from the actual artifacts 😭 We just closed the first batch of orders to give Josua and the other artisans enough time to make all orders by hand. Once everything has been ironed out, we will be announcing when we will start collecting orders for batch 2 on the Karakoa Productions page. Hope you can stay tuned because Josua’s jewelry is one of our bestsellers! Here’s to preserving one of the many artistic languages that our ancestors once spoke. Malipayung buwan sa mga pinulungan! Happy buwan ng mga wika! 🇵🇭 #philippines #gold #history #grwm dress-up game #outfitideas for buwan ng wika 2026 I used canva for the bg and ui assets! Tho I myself drew the closet at the back hehe

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