“Iniibig ko ang Pilipinas” x Studio Siriusdan
Iniibig ko ang Pilipinas is a handwoven tapestry of the Philippine archipelago, created in collaboration with Studio Siriusdan and textile artist Cyrus Dan Cañares. This piece brings together scrap weaves from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, collaged into a vibrant, textured map.
Encircling the islands are handpainted symbols rich in meaning—florals for growth, Bathala and crosses for faith and shared history, and bahay-inspired forms to honor community and home. Each tapestry is crafted slowly, by hand, with subtle variations in iconography, making every map a unique celebration of our beautifully interconnected archipelago.
*The designs for painted iconographies may vary for each piece, reflecting the slow, intentional, and handcrafted nature of every map.
Wash & Care Guide
Price Transparency
We believe in shared responsibility and honoring the many hands that bring our weaves to life. That’s why we practice price transparency—so you can see the true value of your purchase and the impact it makes. While some costs are harder to quantify—like design, artisan training, community development, and the everyday work of strengthening our weaving ecosystem—we want you to know exactly what goes into every piece you wear. Your support keeps our supply chain thriving, our partners empowered, and our traditions alive.
Woven materials
64%
of the cost
Labor
15%
of the cost
Transportation
13%
of the cost
other overhead costs
10%
of the cost
community enterprise development program
80%
of the gross profit margin
operating capital
20%
of the gross profit margin