Manila, the capital of the Philippines, is rich in culture and tradition. It is also a historical city as seen in the infrastructures and architecture. Get the chance to decorate your walls with a cool and impressive Canvas that will make your room trendy and extraordinary, especially with other Canvass from the collection of Artdesign.
Map of the Philippines in black and white. A simple interpretation of the map of the Philippines. A great addition to the interior to further enhance the minimalist appearance of a Scandinavian interior. The black and white colors add to the appeal of the design style. Create a cool and wonderful wall accent with this fantastic Canvas art design.
No, it’s not today’s weather forecast. Still, it’s cool, right? A map of the Philippines with a touch of nature is what you need for an awesome wall display. This is another inspiring art in watercolor by Siara Gogh.
See the traditional warrior of the Philippines as she flaunts her weapons. A captivating painting of Glen Hare that will instantly add beauty to your walls.
Jade vine is one of the extraordinary plants in the Philippines. Its claw-shaped flowers have the color of jade and attract bats to pollinate. A lovely art to display in your home by Karla Pascual.
The lighthouse of Basco, Batanes is one of the famous landmarks in the Philippines, Admire the majestic structure as it guides travelers and seafarers. An impressive photo captured by Michelle Quezon.
We created a Couple Renaissance canvas for the Asia’s Songbird Regine Velasquez and the Philippines singer-song writer Ogie Alcasid. Do you want a similar canvas like this Renaissance art? We are sure that you and your partner needs one good classical portrait. Create yours now!
Jeepneys are public transport that is unique to the Philippines. Just like the jeepneys that we know today, they also have a colorful history that can be traced back to the American occupation. Since then, Philippine jeepneys has become a reflection of Filipinos being resilient, innovative, and optimistic.
A horse drawn carriage that was first introduced in the Philippines during the Spanish era. A major mode of transportation in the country. It is also one of the symbols that FIlipinos can be proud of. Though classic and vintage-looking, some areas still preserve kalesa, just like how traditions are treasured in the Philippines.
The bahay kubo is one of the pride of the Philippines. It is a symbol of Philippine culture as it depicts the value of “bayanihan”. It is an attribute of the collective unity or effort to achieve an objective.
