Long before modern science explained eclipses, our ancestors looked to the skies and told stories that gave meaning to the mysteries above.
In pre-colonial Philippine mythology, it was believed that Bakunawa, a gigantic sea dragon, would rise from the depths to swallow the moon during a lunar eclipse. For many indigenous communities, these celestial events were not simply natural phenomena—they were moments woven into their beliefs, traditions, and identity.
Wear original art by Faustino Caigoy, a Filipino visual and martial artist, poet, healer and activist whose work honors the beauty, traditions, and spirit of the Filipino people. His art captures the essence of our cultural identity and indigenous nature—preserving stories that continue to inspire generations.
Today, his artistic legacy lives on through this special collaboration with Baru Mu.
This super soft boxy tee features a classic drop shoulder for a boxy fit, slightly cropped, made out of premium 280 GSM 100% heavyweight cotton.
Gentle wash with like colors. Hang to dry or tumble on low heat and remove right away. Machine drying will cause slight shrinkage.
