PNay

Mask Have

₱250

Wearing this is like carrying the unique heritage of Yakan, the indigenous community from Basilan and Zamboanga who have woven them. Patterns in the Yakan weave are inspired by nature: bamboo, sun, flower, and more. 


For the Yakan tribe, the weave is a metaphor for lifeーbeneath all beautiful things and people are knots and ties, evidence of the hard work and struggles that make us who we are. By wearing these Yakan masks, we not only protect ourselves from the virus, but I believe that we also have this mindful thought about the Yakan's value for the environment and life.

I like how this washable face mask fits well on the face and it doesn't slip down the nose. However, when you order, you can message the brand for a smaller or bigger size to be sure it won't be too tight nor too loose.