List of Vinta brand products

The only desert in the Philippines is located in La Paz, Ilocos Norte. The former Philippine dictator was also born in Ilocos Norte. Ironically, yellow is also the color that symbolized his eventual withdrawal from office. The 1986 EDSA revolution is also known as the "yellow revolution." This color evokes not only a struggle for freedom and justice, but also the many diverse landscapes that can be found throughout the Philippines.30 ml amber glass bottleProudly handmade in the Philippines

This ink is named after former Philippine President Carlos P. Garcia who refused to cooperate with Japanese forces during World War II. Garcia is also from Bohol, known for its majestic and lush chocolate hills.30 ml amber glass bottleProudly handmade in the Philippines

The Battle of the Gulf of Leyte was where the Japanese were finally defeated at the end of World War II. Leyte is also one of the largest producers of kelp. This soft green ink evokes the color of kelp by floating in the clear waters of Leyte.30 ml amber glass bottleProudly handmade in the Philippines

The pink sand is found on Great Santa Cruz beach as well as in the northern province of Samar. Pink comes from pulverized red corals that mix with white sand. This beautiful shimmering ink takes the contrast a step further using a glittering yellow and pink gold base to produce an image of a sun-drenched beach at dusk.30 ml amber glass bottleProudly handmade in the Philippines

Julio and Julia, was a popular show about two magical twins. It was broadcast in 1991. It was created by a French writer Jean Chalopin and the original title was The Twins of the Bout du Monde or "Twins of Destiny".30 ml amber glass bottleProudly handmade in the Philippines

In 1920, a Filipino artist named Luis Borromeo who had just returned from North America returned to the Philippines and organized what became the first Filipino bodabil company. He invented the "vod-a-vil" society that became popularly known by his Filipino name Bodabil. This dark purple hue with powerful green highlights evokes the colorful costumes of harlequins.30 ml amber glass bottleProudly handmade in the Philippines

To commemorate the first anniversary of the inks Vinta, we went out with the Heritage Brown. Pamana is the Filipino word for heritage and our goal is to create a brand that will continually share Filipino culture with the world. This brown ink is a color in high demand by our customers.30 ml amber glass bottleProudly handmade in the Philippines

Ubi, or purple yam, is one of the most popular food crops in the country. Known for growing better in Bohol province than elsewhere in the Philippines, the province celebrates the Ubi festival every January to celebrate this purple harvest. And with the purple associated with royalty, 1663 marked the complete victory of the Mindanao monarchies against the Spanish invaders.30 ml amber glass bottleProudly handmade in the Philippines

Hanan is the morning goddess in Filipino mythology. People often pray it before the start of the harvest season. 1964 was the year of the end of Fernando Amorsolo's magnificent painting "The Harvesters".30 ml amber glass bottleProudly handmade in the Philippines

Ochre will be the first color that will come to mind when describing the Miag-ao church in Iloilo. This unique façade is due to the combination of materials, including eggs and limestone, used for its construction in 1797. In addition to being a UNESCO heritage site, it is also known as a fortress church. Built on the highest observation point to protect itself from invaders, its thick walls were built specially to protect the city of Miagao from frequent Moro invasions during this period.30 ml amber glass bottleProudly handmade in the Philippines

St. John's is a Roman Catholic church in Laguna, Philippines, known for its majestic red brick façade and Baroque architecture. It was founded in 1605. Laguna is also the birthplace of our national hero Jose Rizal.30 ml amber glass bottleProudly handmade in the Philippines

Lake Kayangan, in Coron, Palawan, is known for its crystal clear, emerald green waters. In addition to being called the cleanest lake in the Philippines, it is also considered sacred by the Tagbanwa people, one of the oldest ethnic groups in the country. The lake and the rest of Coron Island were declared a national reserve in 1967.30 ml amber glass bottleProudly handmade in the Philippines

The Malay apple or Makopa is a bell-shaped fruit that grows in the Philippines, known for its crunchy pulp and sweet flavour. Many Filipinos grow this in their backyards or in local neighborhoods. It is said that the more pale and dark it is, the softer it becomes. Its scientific name was first published in 1938.30 ml amber glass bottleProudly handmade in the Philippines

Romblon is the marble capital of the Philippines. In 1582, Spanish columnist Miguel de Loarca used the word Romblon for the first time to describe this place in the central region of the Philippines. This beautiful shiny black has blue and golden highlights.30 ml amber glass bottleProudly handmade in the Philippines

Maharlika means "nobility" in Tagalog. These men and women were the leaders of Filipino communities before the arrival of the Spaniards in the 16th century to colonize the Philippines. The beautiful azure color of this pink-accented ink evokes the image of twilight in the Philippines at sunset on its 7107 islands.30 ml amber glass bottleProudly handmade in the Philippines

Although it is not known even by most locals, there is a vineyard in La Union. It is one of the first wineries and vineyards in the Philippines. This majestic shade ink has a beautiful red purple color that evokes the image of ripe grapes.30 ml amber glass bottleProudly handmade in the Philippines

In 1865, the Jesuit Padre Faura began the Observatario Meterorologico in Manila to study the Philippines and predict the passage of typhoons. This beautiful shimmering ink evokes the image of twinkling stars in the middle of the Philippine sky.30 ml amber glass bottleProudly handmade in the Philippines

Sirena is a tribute to the famous Filipino comic strip of Mars Ravelo Dyesebel about a mermaid. It is one of the most popular local comics that was serialized in 1952. This beautiful mint green has shades of grey and pink.30 ml amber glass bottleProudly handmade in the Philippines

The Manila Carnival was an annual event launched by American colonizers in 1908. It took place at Wallace Field. This green ink thus evokes the green fields where magic is and occurs.30 ml amber glass bottleProudly handmade in the Philippines

The maskara festival was designed in part because of the sugarcane crisis in Negros. 1890 was the year when the Spaniards divided the Negros region into two: Western Negros and Eastern Negros. These regional divisions still exist today.30 ml amber glass bottleProudly handmade in the Philippines