#philippine made

[beingjellybeans]

7 reasons why Ellie Liquid Seasoning is the #BidaSaKusina

Want to jazz up your home-cooked meals or adjust the taste of your restaurant-bought meal according to your personal taste? We Pinoys have a ready solution for it: our condiments! Whether in the form of dipping sauces (“sawsawan”) or marinades (“pinagbabaran”), we are firm believers of further improving the flavor of our food with the addition of condiments. One condiment that I think does not…

[samgirard]

└ carlos yulo wins the second ever gold medal for the philippines for men's floor

[blee-bleep]

the US is genuinely pissing me off, how easy could have that decision been??? man literally said ON LIVE TELEVISION that people are eating cats and dogs on the border???

[spacebubblehomebase]

I don't think I've ever posted this here, but this is for that one #BibeNiLucifer trend thing going on. Luci's in his human form here because the church may call him a demonyo o bakla with all that "make-up" on his face. Which, fair enough, but still. XD He's supposed to be incognito while traveling the Philippines. Lmaooo I can just imagine Aling Susan chasing him around with a walis tingting and her gossiping with the other ninangs about that "porener na mukhang bading" LOLOLOL. 🐤🐤🐤

He's such a ✨️bibegurl.✨️💅

-Bubbly💙

[perfectlypanda]

When visiting the many islands that comprise the Fire Nation, it was not uncommon for their royal majesties Fire Lord Zuko and Master Katara to don the traditional dress of the host island.

Almost as soon as I had finished working on the art piece I did with Zuko and Katara in Thai inspired outfits, I knew I wanted to do something similar but with outfits inspired by the Philippines (or outfit, sorry Zuko I find women's fashion more interesting than men's).

Before jumping into the commentary, I'll stress that this design is fantasy inspired by the Philippines. Although I did research, it is not an accurate representation of Filipino national costume, nor is it meant to be.

This was more challenging in some ways than the Thai piece, because even though the Thai piece required a ton of detail work, I was creating a design much closer to its real world inspiration. In this case there wasn't a specific "look" I was trying to recreate, instead I wanted to create a design inspired by the traditional fashion of the Philippines. However, 1). pre-colonial fashions were very different from the Spanish inspired styles that arose during colonialization and that have since evolved into modern traditional Filipino attire, and 2). the Philippines is home to many different indigenous groups, each of whom have their own traditional costumes.

Originally, I wanted to exclusively look to the pre-colonial period for inspiration, but when I looked only at pre-colonial designs, I found I missed the iconic silhouettes seen in modern Filipino dresses. So I widened my research scope to see how I could combine pre-colonial with elements of modern fashion.

For pre-colonial styles, the best historical resource is the Boxer Codex. Karakoa Productions was also a helpful resource to see how pre-colonial looks were being interpreted from historical illustrations and descriptions into real world garments. I looked at modern designers from the Philippines to see how they were playing with the design of terno (which often feature the iconic butterfly sleeves I wanted to include). One design I was really inspired by was a look worn by Filipina actress Kathryn Bernardo.

Both written and illustrated accounts of the pre-colonial era in the Philippines emphasize the prevalence of golden jewelry, so Katara has a gold necklace, bracelets, hair beads, and belt. Katara's belt is inspired by two main sources. The first is an extant kandit (royal belt) woven from gold wires in the Museo ng Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas's pre-colonial gold collection. The dangles on it are loosely inspired by the beaded belts made by the T'Boli people.

With Katara's skirt, I tried to blend the longer style of skirts seen in the Boxer Codex, with a striped pattern inspired by the numerous woven designs I found in traditional indigenous attire. The specific photo I used as inspiration was labeled as being from Kalinga, but I found similar weavings from other groups as well.

The flowers in Katara's hair are flowers found in the Philippines - sampaguita, waling-waling orchids, plumeria, hibiscious, and santan. She also wears her dual moon-flame tiara.

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[ask-the-pearloftheorient]

What do you think of that headcanon that Piri is amnesiac, it kinda of makes sense if you consider history LOL

I person like the idea of him having amnesia since most Filipinos barely know the Pre-colonial age and even some dark parts of colonization

Also so I can get an excuse to have BruPhil but angst ykyk?

[Honestly anon, the amnesiac theory is my absolute favourite and it makes total sense. I like this concept so have this proud to say 10 page amateur doujinshi]

[dingus4882]

I don’t know why I drew this but enjoy🌹

[miikoissant]

GUESS WHO'S BIRTHDAY (AND INDEPENDENCE DAY) IT IS.

MALIGAYANG KAARAWAN, PILIPINAS 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥‼‼‼‼‼‼🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅 (HAPPY BIRTHDAY, PHILIPPINES)

[yonpote]

no one gets being an ii defender the way asian phannies do tbh

[helloimamistake]

The fact that hima made my country a twink... Is honestly not that surprising to me honestly 🇵🇭🇵🇭✨

(Inspiration)

(Im not good at drawing man and i rarely draw them soo idk if this is good or not)

[techno2025]

Scania K360IB DMMWI Touring Coach

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[paperleef]

May 13 1887, Jose Rizal and Maximo Viola visit the town Litomerice to meet Ferdinand Blumentritt

[sforzesco]

Hi! Could you please recommend more books like Great effusion of blood? Many thanks. P.S. I love, LOVE what you do. You are amazingly talented and interesting person. Hope you're having a great week!

oh man it took me a minute to think of some recs for this bc I forgot what I had been reading that book for*

so! if you enjoyed the Great Effusion of Blood, you might ALSO enjoy

Violence and Civil Disorder in Italian Cities, 1200-1500, ed. Lauro Martines

Robin Hood in the Greenwood Stood: Alterity and Context in English Outlaw Tradition, Stephen Knight

*I was reading this book for one essay in it about Robin Hood, so I'm basing these recs off of that

[itsjustaclint]

clint talks about food and stuff: pair o rice for pares

beef pares. it takes a pair for this.

good old pork and beef fat in our bowl. too overwhelming that you might need some calamansi to break it down. kinda bit in the heavy end and very filling and the best thing to get if you are down on your pesos and want something that lasts the entire day. this is a very small yet heavy meal that makes you rather feel like a pig after eating it because of the excessive sweating. i wouldn't recommend eating this daily or just an entire day but i dont mind if you do just dont feel terrible afterwards

[ourlittlesister2015]

Oda sa Wala (Ode to Nothing; 2018), dir. Dwein Baltazar

[gifsforallseries]

" Emily In Paris "

S01 E01

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