Okir
OKIR — an artwork made of geometric and flowing patterns that may depict combinations of flora and fauna and mythical figures Illustration Sources: The photo source and the image remix […]
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Buaya
BUAYA — a large, long-bodied, carnivorous, and thick-skinned aquatic reptile; a crocodile Illustration Sources: The photo source and the image remix is brought to you by Datu Press®. Patronage Note: […]
Luzones
LUZONES — natives of Luzon who were either warriors, traders, or pilots that were living in Malacca Illustration Sources: The image detail from Lendas da Índia by Gaspar Correia (1550-1563), […]
Asog
ASOG — a male babaylan; a priest, a seer, a healer, a psychic medium, and an officiator of rituals Illustration Sources: The image detail is from The Progress of Medicine […]
Datu
DATU — a noble title that is equivalent to a lord or chief; a ruler Illustration Sources: The image detail is from Statue of the Sentinel of Freedom by Erick […]
Manaol
MANAOL — the Philippine eagle or the monkey-eating eagle; a bird of prey endemic in the Philippine forests Illustration Sources: The photo source and the image remix are brought to […]
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