Picture credit: https://www.itsmorefuninthephilippines.co.uk/bicol/
My connection to Bicol began with an introduction to its breathtaking landscapes and the remarkable artisans who call it home, thanks to my friend Maria, a proud native of the region. (Check out her conscious social media agency, Beige Social!)

Bicolana: A tribute to the women of Bicol, capturing their strength, grace, and deep connection to their roots.
Fiesta: Inspired by the region's lively festivals, such as the Tinagba Festival in Iriga City (February) and the Ibalong Festival in Legazpi (August), these bags celebrate the spirit of joy and community that defines Bicol's cultural heritage.