Sailfin Green [Ibid 1829] sheening it has become a family

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 has a crimson red base with golden sheen

Jose Rizal

the sweet awkwardness of first feelings

This ink has a cobalt blue base with a fine curtain of coppery rose shimmer

Sailfin Green [Ibid 1829] sheening it has become a familySailfin Green [Ibid 1829] is inspired by the The Philippine Sailfin Lizard also known as the Soa soa Water Lizard, Crested Lizard or by its native Philippine name, Ibid. It is an oviparous lizard endemic to the Philippines, New Guinea and some parts of Eastern Indonesia. It was first discovered in 1829. This is a light green ink with a subtle brown undertone, topped off with a metallic blue shimmer. Key Words: Nuanced, Olive, Playful Features: 1.