The painted ones
Mayo Landicho, right, sketches out a batok pattern on Jen Angelucci's forearm. (Gian-Paolo Mendoza/CBC)Mayo Landicho, right, sketches out a batok pattern on Jen Angelucci's forearm. Mayo Landicho, right, receiving batok from Apo Whang-Od in the artist's village in the Kalinga province of the Philippines. Mayo Landicho, right, receiving batok from Apo Whang-Od in the artist's village in the Kalinga province of the Philippines. Angelucci says she wanted to highlight her Filipino heritage by starting her batok design on her forearm.
Source: CBC News June 12, 2021 07:52 UTC
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