Visayan Spotted Deer Candlemakers kamagong (velvet persimmon) and ipil

kamagong (velvet persimmon) and ipil (leadtree) wood with stone slab

'Nefelibata' is a Portuguese word that literally translates to 'cloud walker' and it means to think and live outside of preconceived boxes

Once done with the ritual

WEIGHT: About 2kg

MATERIAL: Upcycled brass and wood

Visayan Spotted Deer Candlemakers kamagong (velvet persimmon) and ipilThe Visayan spotted deer is an endangered species of deer that exhibits nocturnal behavior. It can be readily identified among other deer species in the Philippines by its unique "A" pattern of beige spots that adorn its deep brown back and sides. Additionally, this deer possesses distinctive cream underparts and white fur on the chin and lower lip. Its head and neck display a lighter shade of brown compared to the body, while the eyes are encircled