Piña by Lourdes R. Montinola Binding Options:Softcover

Piña by Lourdes R. Montinola Binding Options:SoftcoverPIA is a rare coffee table book that explores the world of pia fabric: its source and origins, the process of this making, its history as fabric and as craft, its uses, its artistry. The book contains many full color pictures. "Other countries have linen, silk and satin; the Philippines has pia, elegantly beautiful, perfect for the sultry tropics. We owe the fabric to the still unknown person who, early in the Spanish regime, came up with the idea of

Notwithstanding

and local names as well as botanical names are given

Saysay Himig is an anthology of 50 short essays that narrate the musical stories of the Filipinos from the time when the intellectual culture began to thrive and articulate the emerging sense of nationhood in the 1880s to the start of the Japanese occupation in 1941

and difficult people

coming to forgiveness

People Are Strange is like Twilight Zone with an Asian

000 years ago

colonialism

It's essentially a compilation of fascinating stories from different perspectives

com if interested so that we can include your name in the list

Daryl Chin

His older brother Victor