Cover image via Kayleen B. Kwet
Kayleen B. Kwet posted a photo of the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, Canada that got us really excited!
In the Royal Ontario Museum, in Toronto, Canada hangs a huge banner announcing the opening of an art exhibit that "explores the history and evolution of tattooing." And there we saw an image that's familiar to most of us, no other than Apo Whang-Od!
Apo Whang-Od became popular after being featured in numerous travel websites and television programs. Tourists now flock to her humble abode in Tinglayan not only to get a glimpse of the artist but to get one of her unique tattoos as well. #paknapaklang
Image via Kayleen B. Kwet
Image via Kayleen B. Kwet
Image via Kayleen B. Kwet
Ninety-seven-year-old Apo Whang-Od has been part of history as the last traditional tattoo artist from Kalinga using a thorn from the pomelo tree and bamboo to print the ancient art on a person's body
Image via Fred Wissink
