Liquid Sepia [Isabela 1999] Marbles capturing the fresh energy and

capturing the fresh energy and wide-eyed wonder of a student's first day back

This ink has a gloomy blue-grey base with a sprinkling of bright

This ink is a dusty

it has become a family tradition to pass down the knowledge and artform to the younger generation and that is why today there is still a thriving community of damili producers in the region

This ink captures the district at its most transformative moment: the Golden Hour

Liquid Sepia [Isabela 1999] Marbles capturing the fresh energy andLiquid Sepia [Isabela 1999] is inspired by the Philippine Freshwater Crocodile, also known as the Mindoro Crocodile. This species of crocodile is endemic only to the Philippines with the largest known population being in Isabela, San Mariano. Officially recognized as a separate species in 1999. This color pays tribute to the raw earthiness and beauty of the Philippine Crocodile, an ancient symbol of power, femininity and the divine. This ink has a