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Raylene Solis

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a painting of a woman holding two swords and standing on top of a hill with birds flying around her

Minxie and Sharrie Villaver, photographed by Celine Murillo

Sisters Minxie and Sharrie Villaver in precolonial Visayan outfits, photographed by environmentalist Celine Murillo for UK-based magazine Where the Leaves Fall.

some people are standing in front of plants

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Filipino Traditional Wear

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the flags of different countries are shown in this graphic art printable poster, which depicts their country's national emblems

COUNTRYHUMANS GALLERY - PHILIPPINES

COUNTRYHUMANS GALLERY - PHILIPPINES FAMILY TREE - Wattpad

three different designs are shown on the side of a piece of fabric, one is blue and red

A good painting to me has always been like a friend. It keeps me company, comforts and inspires. -Hedy Lamar

a painting of a woman in a kimono with flowers on it's chest

Elizabeth Keith (1887-1956), ca 1930, "Philippine Woman", Philippines, Malacca and Singapore.

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This trending Filipino Outfit is quite new to most Filipinos around the world. It is a Modern version of Alampay. It is made of organza fabric and is a wrapped around style shawl. #filipiniana #modernfilipiniana #barongtagalog #ofwusa #filipinoamericans #weddingoutfit #graduationoutfit #promattire #filamkids #class2025

Pre-Colonial Visayan Women Attire

Attire: Lambung, Tapis and Alampay Person: Sharrie Villaver and Minxie Villaver

an old black and white drawing of a woman holding a child in her arms, with the caption

Naquem.

Mestizas of old Manila. Naquem.: November 2009

Filipino Terms of Endearment — Positively Filipino | Online Magazine for Filipinos in the Diaspora

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