How Ancient Filipino Swords Are Made by A Royal Blacksmith

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Who is the Royal Blacksmith of Basilan? We met a real life Filipino “Panday” (blacksmith), Datu Halun Asakil, who has been making swords for 59 years in the island of Basilan. While he initially chose the life of an educator for most of his life, he eventually continued his father’s passion for building handmade blades.
Bolo, Barong, Kris, Talibong, Panabang, and Ginunting-most of these might sound foreign to even Filipinos, but these are the names of the unique and very sharp swords that were used during the historic wars in the Philippines. Some of these swords are now still being made thanks to the few skilled blacksmiths like Datu Halun.
Correction as of [6/13/2023 8 pm]: on 2:23 we mentioned 1986, it was supposed to refer to the 1896 Philippine Revolution. Thank you all for the feedback! We apologize for the confusion and the error from our end.
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Datu Halun Asakil
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Isabela City, Basilan
Jump to:
(0:00) Intro
(0:52) The Origin of Filipino Swords
(1:58) Types of Filipino Swords
(3:53) Datu Halun Asakil
(9:03) Outro
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@featrmedia Год назад

Correction: on 2:23 we mentioned 1986, it was supposed to refer to the 1896 Philippine Revolution. Thank you all for the feedback! We apologize for the confusion and the error from our end.

@doggiejay5356 Год назад

1986 cory aquino edsa revolt hehe

@Jimmy_Boy_Kalahati Год назад

I caught that mistake, but knew it happend in a different century. I was just 10 years old when the EDSA revolt happened, but had no clue. I just remember a bunch of helicopters flying overehead where I lived in Magallanes Village and my parents freaking out because I'd go visit a classmate who lived in the neighborhood, but I didn't tell my parents. The EDSA revolt is also why my mom flew to Guam to give birth to my brother.

@alejandrocallanta45 Год назад

I was just anout to say that😂

@Gdgxxfh Год назад

And no, Bonifacio did not lead the revolution with a Bolo. He held a gun. The bolo in his hand is a mere artwork depiction that became iconic hence the common misconception. Please correct this and help spread awareness.

@gelaymanheyres7916 Год назад

ok lang po tao lang na nagkakamali, pero ASTIG po ang tyanel nila!

@unicornsquare7598 9 месяцев назад

He is not only good in making traditional malay weapons he is also a very good Math teacher of Basilan NHS.. Kudos to my former night high teacher. From Canberra Australia....

@joshuatemplado2578 Год назад

He is already a Tatay himself yet when he speaks about his father, he remains a son. Thank you for your story po🥺

@blackspade1740 9 месяцев назад

He is being proud of his father. He may be a master panday but without his father he cannot achieve such status

@lupitlupitan 9 месяцев назад

And to think that he is really old and still speaks about his father, his dad must've been a really good one

@Tim.Collado Год назад

Honestly, we need more inspirational Filipino stories just like this. We are in the era where we are losing our heritage because of the technology. We should have more of this to be educated and learn our humble beginning.

@GenJuhru Год назад

With misinformation & disinformation are the ones trending

@jescruz5465 7 месяцев назад

Do you realize what you said was an oxymoron? Panday heritage is rooted in our ancestor's technology and knowledge in metallurgy

@Bitterrootbackroads 2 месяца назад

I recently encountered a bolo machete with Viet Nam pilot survival gear. Initials stamped on blade F C F, which is not the pilots. Guessing it was stamped by maker. Anyone know who FCF is?

@vincentsalvadorlatosa5077 Год назад

I hope Datu Halun becomes a National Artist because he deserves it. Saludo sa lahat ng panday.

@bibekjung7404 Год назад

KAVEEER ALMIGHTY---GOD 🙏++🙏

@thebookreader287 Год назад

May specific term at title para sa kanila. Nalimutan ko na kung ano yung exact name ng title na binibigay para sa kanila pero in terms of importance, parehas silang of equal rank sa national artist. Kasama rin kung tama pagkakaalala ko si Whang-od sa mga nabigyan ng award na yun.

@TIKUL6 Год назад

@@thebookreader287 You're referring to Gawad ng Manlilikha ng Bayan or National Living Treasure Award.

@TIKUL6 Год назад

*Treasures rather

@Discotechque Год назад

I really appreciate you guys showing us city folks the lives of people in the far flung provinces of the Philippines. I also hope Datu Halun becomes a national artist.

@featrmedia Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@strand195 Год назад

he deserves as much recognition as Wang Od in my opinion.. 👌

@sunshinelady7933 10 месяцев назад

I hope FEATR @featrmedia will do something about such a WONDERFUL suggestion...to have him as one of our National Artist! He indeed DESERVES it! GOD BLESS @featrmedia for not backing down the challenge of UPHOLDING Philippine Nationalism!

@johnpauljones9310 5 месяцев назад

@@featrmedia You forgot the Bicolano Minasbad sword. Every time the Moros would take their Kris and sail north to conquer Luzan, they were stopped cold by Bicolanos and the Minasbad.

@wilardcondesa9402 Год назад

Naging emosyonal c tatay Datu nung nabanggit ang ama sa ginagwa nyang pgtulong...saludo sau tatay Datu Halun..👍🙏🙏

@newrandom3066 Год назад

Swords are an underrated and under-represented part of the Filipino culture. Everyone knows about the Japanese Katana; European swords are well represented but our blades are relatively unknown. Take for example the Kampilan, which looks amazingly unique.

@xxEmmankunnArt Год назад

in US, they use bolos too, especially on camping. Just modernized designs. In some states, they use it on their everyday carry

@Spooderman-sq5uj Год назад

At the very least, Balisongs and Bolo knives are recognized worldwide

@drejade7119 Год назад

What? Filipino blades are highly known across the globe lol Even it's martial arts.

@Ace-Intervention 11 месяцев назад

@@drejade7119 you sure, only thing I see is katana this longsword that

@drejade7119 11 месяцев назад

@@Ace-Intervention That's the ultra famous ones But famous weapons like butterfly knife and bolo are all famous weapons although most don't know that they're from Philippines.

@paeng1935 9 месяцев назад

Broooo WHAT!? This dude was a teacher of 36 years before retiring into blacksmithing??? He helped build the future of countless kids in his time, and now he's dedicating the rest of his life to preserve the past. What a hero.

@elliethemali5180 Год назад

As a Filipino martial artist in America owning a few of these swords, I appreciate this video. Following the trail to the roots of it all, seeing and hearing the person with the actual lineage of the panday is humbling and fascinating. We have these swords as ornaments in our home taking for granted the face and the hard labor that goes behind it.

@polgallano9021 10 месяцев назад

Pugay, brother 👊😊

@elliethemali5180 10 месяцев назад

@@polgallano9021 pugay from a sister 🗡️👩🏻🙌

@kennethsalinas Год назад

He should be nominated as National Living Treasure for his contribution for Blacksmithing traditional Swords.

@paulortega417 Год назад

Datu Halun Is Not Only A Swordsmith But He Is A Embodiment Of "I'll Learn Your Craft And Do It Till I Die" I'm Impressed About The Ginunting🙂🙂 Keep It Up Sir Halun!

@hannasofar Год назад

Much appreciation for Datu, for keeping his late father's legacy alive. Lots of future generations will feel blessed you kept this art around, in shaa Allah. ❤

@src175 Год назад

Datu is a title, not a name. It's the title for the leaders of the precolonial chiefdoms of the Philippines.

@ririimorales8897 11 месяцев назад

Datu ain't his name

@kgonzales2606 Год назад

I got so emotional. Naiyak naman ako. Thank you sa mga ganitong features. Salamat at kung saan-saan kayo dumadayo para maipakita ang mga lugar at mapakilala mga tao. Sana maging national artist nga si tatay. And sana maalagaan at ma-promote pa ang pagpapanday sa atin, bukod sa artistry, grabe ang history.🥹

@tralala3997 Год назад

this channel is amplifying the voices of our people who are unrecognized and unheard by their works which contributes to our identity as Filipino. thanks for telling their story🙌

@vexunaerials7185 Год назад

I love the way you tell stories. I know there are different blacksmiths in our country from here in the Cordilleras 'till down there in the South., proof that we are natural warriors. But when you really dig deep and find the story behind every blacksmith, it touches one's heart and the appreciation of our ancestors, cultures and traditions are multiplied a hundred times more. Thanks for these short yet heartwarming stories.

@featrmedia Год назад

Thanks for watching! We really enjoyed making this one. ☺️

@vexunaerials7185 Год назад

@@featrmedia Wow! This is a very sincere story. Uploading your videos as separate stories coming from the same location makes it more interesting to watch because I got to watch a different story from the South almost like everyday ☺

@rogermorea.deasis1824 9 месяцев назад

@@vexunaerials7185 hello could you help me my assignment 2+2=5 Whyyy???🙂

@fakawrahir6417 Год назад

Sana talaga isali din sa tesda mga pagpapanday at gawing mga guro/maestro ang mga gaya ni tatay para di tuluyang mawala ang ating isa sa yaman ng ating kultura.

@GenJuhru Год назад

Dapat sa LGU ata ang mga ganitong project na pwede ring gamitin for tourism purposes.

@rrenkrieg7988 Год назад

meron po, Forging NC I II at III kaso walang mga nagtuturo kaya hindi na ooffer, matagal na po akong nagaabang ng magbukas ng courses na to para makapag start din ako sa pagpapanday

@fakawrahir6417 Год назад

@@rrenkrieg7988 ganun ba?sayang naman at di tinatangkilik,pag nagkataon sa mga work shops at seminars na lang natin sila makikita.

@sonnyhare6331 Год назад

Delikado yan baka mag itakan mga tao😂

@fakawrahir6417 Год назад

@@sonnyhare6331 di naman sir, hanggang ngaun naman may itak taung lahat pero di naman tau nagtatagaan,tsaka di lang nman patalim pwede ipanday😁

@neilbondad4476 10 месяцев назад

This man's respect and love to his father or parents in general is really deep.

@ronaldmagdayao2728 Год назад

Datu Halun isa kang Alamat At Inspiration upang ipagpatuloy ang unting-Unting naglalahong sining ng Pilipinas.

@Jimmy_Boy_Kalahati Год назад

What a touching story about history, craftsmanship, and love. I couldn't stop the tears when he said he'd ditch school to help his dad and felt more emotion when he said he had more than 10 siblings. Thank you for making this video. Your videos preserve the stories of history. Even though I left the PI when I was 11, I will never stop learning about the Philippines, often contrubuted by your videos.

@ARC.475 9 месяцев назад

I can feel how much he loves and honored his father, I hope the government recognizes Datu Halun as a national artist because his craft is a part of our cultural identity.

@benjiebalagtas5033 Год назад

For Someone who is from the mindanao and was able to travel to Basilan... it was a Great thing to know that the craftsmanship of the local artisans here are recognized and highlighted the culture and and humble lives of these citizens of the country... I Hope that Datu Halun be inducted as a National Artist Hailing from this side of the Nation...❤

@EraSarigumba Год назад

Thank you FEATR team, for highlighting these stories about our cultural heritage. These short stories are heartwarming and make me appreciate being a Filipino more. He deserves to get the recognition as a national artist.

@takenbythewindNdrivenbythesea 5 месяцев назад

He really deserves an award. A son continues father’s legacy ❤❤❤❤

@danielloyola3126 Год назад

Sir Halun unta ug imu ni mabasa ako ipaabot saimu akong dakong respeto ug pasalamat sa pagpadayun sa atong kultura diri sa Mindanao ug unta maaprobahan naka isip isa ka National Artist nato samtang buhi paka. Salamat sir amping permi from Cagayan de Oro City, Mindanao👌🏽

@zikemaevitor5414 Год назад

You feature the best stories. You give voice to those people who deserves recognition for showcasing our own brand of culture as Filipinos. This RU-vid channel deserves more and the people you feature.

@jimmylandasan3607 Год назад

What's really Filipino terminology?

@yourbluewaffle Год назад

I love Filipino blades and martial arts. It's great that they are getting some much deserved attention these days.

@whyareyoucrying1920 Год назад

I like this kind of content… para nman ma educate ang nasa Luzon about these provinces in the south. Most of the people in Luzon were ignorant about the South. Our minds were misguided about what we thought about the South. I live in BGC, but when I stayed in the south (Central Visayas then Mindanao) for almost 2yrs, I was fascinated that it’s not what our locals in Luzon taught us. Kudos to this channel for showcasing these provinces.

@allexsanchez2714 Год назад

Why? What do you think about us? Im from Gensan.

@VladislavDrac Год назад

Ano ba'ng tinuro sa inyo d'yan sa Luzon tungkol sa'ming mga taga-Mindanao?

@whyareyoucrying1920 Год назад

Growing up in NCR... mostly what they said was that, "Mindanao is dangerous" "People there are all Muslims" "Magulo sa Mindanao" and marami pa... Luckily I got a chance to visit the South. That's an eye-opening.

@VladislavDrac Год назад

@@whyareyoucrying1920 Well... What they're saying is not far off. I mean to tell you the truth, Bisayans outnumber everyone here in Mindanao than Muslims, even here in the “Asia's Latin City” there are more Bisaya than us Chavacanos and Tausugs. As for the safety, well, I can guarantee the authorities are doing their best to safeguard the populace, especially when Martial Law was enacted here a few years ago. I applaud you for going the extra mile to open your eyes to the truth rather than be enslaved by what ignorant people say

@ophirtarshish6379 Год назад

Mababait ang nga tausog hospitable din sila, pero kapag inaway mo sila lalaban talaga sila marami akong kaibigan mga tausog halos sila din yung kinalakihan ko

@still_e3 Год назад

I highly seconded the motion for recommendation as a National Artist! mabuhay ang Sining Filipino!

@AngryKittens Год назад

"Panday" more accurately means "craftsman". It applied not only to blacksmiths, but carvers, house builders, boat-builders, etc. It acquired its modern meaning only quite recently.

@jivatma Год назад

Panday/Pandey (probably from Sanskrit "pandit"), is actually more general, meaning learned, trained, or educated. In the Philippines it has become synonymous to "craftsmen".

@geoffworsnop5726 Год назад

Panday" is the term for construction worker

@zackyfleibel7043 Год назад

sa basilan kpg tinawag mo anh blacksmith na "panday" siguradong mapapauwi ka ng wala sa oras, intindihin mo na may sariling kahuligan ang panday sa kanila😒

@gundamgeneral Год назад

Panday more accurately means smith or craftsman who specialize with metal. Those who carves are called mang-uukit and people who build are manggagawa "builders or makers"

@gundamgeneral Год назад

@@geoffworsnop5726 Panday means on construction is a metal worker or specialist most of them are welders

@georgeacenas2349 Год назад

Datu Halun, I love your craftsmanship. FEATR team answered our burning question about whereabouts of the Sulu Sultan royal family. It also appears some of our Malay tribes including Igorot answered Colonialism question with answer "Hindi-po"...and backed that answer up. Great episode for Filipino Fathers Day:)

@carlo8802 Год назад

As a Mindanaoan i really admire Datu Halun and his love for his father and family i can relate to that thankyou for featuring him im proud of my culture❤

@Vatras888 6 месяцев назад

Why he pronaunces numbers in english when he speaks about his age?

@babaluweng5431 Год назад

that's why I absolutely love this channel. I wish there's more initiative to preserve most of our dying culture, like this blacksmith. We're quite known being a blade country, wish this tradition would be continued as it gets more exposure like this.

@jeffdestriza-wq9yn Год назад

got some exposure in Forged in Fire

@grayedheart Год назад

He deserves to be on the list of National Artists ! 🔥 Thanks for this story, FEATR ! ❤️

@lovelyloves Год назад

I love this! I love letting my kids watch these types of content. Learning about our culture . I would love to purchase from him to keep in our home .

@leiariola6171 Год назад

Tatay deserves national recog nition. Good job, Featr team!

@JigglePhysicsX Год назад

This guy deserves to be called a National Artist.

@ayrasanmiguel9363 Год назад

Thank you so much for this FEATR! 😊❤🎉 I've been curious about this on my childhood days

@jensamosa Год назад

I cried right after the vlog😮 Good job super touching ep. Thank you ❤ Made my night 😊

@sbbAplus Год назад

I hope they recognize and support more of the traditional/historical artists and ways of the Philippines. We have a very rich, diverse, interesting and beautiful culture. Unfortunately, it's being forgotten nowadays. Thank you for doing these documentaries, more power to you!

@SalawaniBai Год назад

The most notable aspect of Filipino was their Metallurgy. Blades made by their Culture were extremely valued

@AngryKittens Год назад

Barong is Tausug. But pirah is more accurately Yakan, and is the type of sword that is most culturally symbolic to them, in the same way that the barong is symbolic for the Tausug. Both are "utility weapons", not warrior swords, but more for everyday use and personal defense. Kinda like the Itak for Tagalogs and Sundang for the Bisaya. The distinction is important because the Yakan have never been a client state of the Sulu Sultanate and remained independent up until the early modern times (they were also originally mostly animist, until around one or two centuries ago when they started converting).

@AsiafanaticLuzon 10 месяцев назад

sundang is knife, you mean Binangon

@AngryKittens 10 месяцев назад

@@AsiafanaticLuzon Sundang is a class of utility weapons, so yes, it is also a kind of knife. It is the Eastern/Central Visayan equivalent of the Tagalog word "Itak"/"Bolo". "Binangon" is simply the equivalent word in Western Visayans. Again, understand an important thing: the itak, sundang, pira, barong, etc. are NOT warrior weapons. These are everyday tools carried by everyone. Warrior weapons are blades which are not used in everyday work. They include things like kampilan, kalis, tenegre, talibong, etc.

@BackseatCharlie 9 месяцев назад

Thank you for this video. It was very informative!

@rafaelperalta1676 Год назад

Thanks Featr, I hope you continue on sharing amazing stories like this.

@rickeyviner620 6 месяцев назад

Beautiful video of a beautiful people. Thank you for making it.

@redamaryllisflower3898 3 месяца назад

salamat tatay for keeping the tradition alive! ❤ all love to you.

@tanglawmarikit Год назад

Maraming salamat sa pagpapakita ng mga ganitong videos para ipakita sa amin kung ano ang mayroon tayo na wala sa iba. Madalas mas may alam pa tayo sa kultura ng ibang lahi. Nakakalimutan na natin kung ano ang magagandang tradisyon mayroon tayo. Sana mga ganito ang nakikita at pinag-aaralan sa mga eskuwelahan ❤

@colab_stdio Год назад

Truly an honorable Man. Id hope his craft gets some exposure and his materials enhanced. Such blades are not meant to be used (like the Kris which I personally liked) but something like a decorative ornament prominently displayed in an art collectors place. Thank for featuring such craftsman and craftmanship Erwan that don't recieve exposure somewhere else. 💯

@miarasabriatv6328 Год назад

sana suportahan ng gobyerno ung mga ganto... naiyak s vlog na to :( salute on you tatay.. salamat

@jetyoung-ja3891 Год назад

I hope you make more of these type of videos. Thank you for doing this.

@AiPlus13 Год назад

Ganda ng vid. Na homesick tuloy ako.🥹 Sana ma feature din ang paggawa ng bangka/vinta or yung traditional na paraan na paggawa ng suka.

@Hagbayon Год назад

Great to have found this :) Our panday here is sure to be capable of crafting even Visayan blades like the talibong. He is more of a Mindanaoan blacksmith though. Focus should have been on Moro blades. You see, we have very diverse blade cultures all over the archipelago... More power!

@eumenides87 Год назад

Feater, please help promote our Filipino blades from Northern, Central and Southern Philippines get a trademark or certification like Protected Designation of Origin or something like that. There are some countries that are making/producing and selling Filipino weapons and claiming it as their own.

@lenwenzel7440 6 месяцев назад

I think this is a wonderful way to preserve our heritage. For everyone. I very much enjoyed your film. Thanks

@neilhay2155 8 месяцев назад

Thank you for sharing this.

@sekreuzdeor2539 Год назад

Thank you for making this kind of videos.

@larryariscon6383 Год назад

Nakaka touch ang kwento kaya saludo po ako at hangang hanga dito. Salute!

@metsachi 6 месяцев назад

Excellent episode. I follow you guys as a cook and a lover of our cuisine here in the US. But also as a Filipino martial artist, this episode warms my heart. Great job

@metalrat8432 Год назад

Datu Asakil is deserving of the National Artist / Living Treasure award, unequivocally.

@Error-fv6it Год назад

thank you for this channel!

@hidayahramli86 Год назад

Amazing documentary as usual from Erwan and the team. Bravo and lots of love from Malaysia 👍

@deztiwanak3624 Год назад

Amazing! Culture and history in a masterpiece ❤️❤️❤️

@leslielivingonabudget2840 Год назад

Respect to Datu Halun for the dedication, hardwork and preserving the craftmanship. 🙌🏼💪🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

@frankiefernandez9225 Год назад

🏆🏆🏆 BLACKSMITH 👏👏👏 CULTURE IS EVERYTHING ❤️❤️❤️🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

@florenzryansotelo8552 Год назад

Wow! I love this topic. Our historians failed to discuss on this deeper.

@hevyjameshulleza461 Год назад

Thank you for featuring Filipino blades.😊😊😊

@davegalendez2173 2 месяца назад

He deserves to be a national artist. Such a loving son to his parents.

@cinnestari5325 Год назад

What a well-made documentary. Nicely done po!

@MaldavarFilms Год назад

Loved this story guys, good job !! 😊

@cheszkareyes9460 Год назад

I shed tears upon hearing his filial story to his father. He never left him until the end. That was so touching. (sob) He deserves the national artist title.

@kitoygerona Год назад

Beautiful documentary.

@ParengKons Год назад

What an inspiring story. We need more of this kind of filipinos

@reuenerio 9 месяцев назад

I can’t express this enough. Kudos to the FEATR team for bringing this into light.

@trerablacksmith7258 Год назад

hope he'll be a natl artist soon. I appreciate Featr's effort to get us through the innermost culture of our country ❤️

@ohdubwest7533 7 месяцев назад

Wonderful documentary. Your production value is top notch and the gentleman you interviewed seems like a truly wonderful person. I can remember the first time I saw a kris. There were several historical pieces on display at a large knife show. The craftsmanship was and still is inspiring.

@jastinwabina9199 11 месяцев назад

Growing with I WITNESS documentary. thanks for this beautiful documentary

@arisenkaliaxis Год назад

Wonderful video!

@LihimnaAral 4 месяца назад

every blade he made, envelopes his love for the craft, and also, his love for his father.

@MichaelGraves-kp7qc 4 месяца назад

Good info , great stuff.

@ibapa888 Год назад

Awesome video! I hope to one day own a piece made by lifelong craftsmen such as him.

@ja-ni-ce1193 6 месяцев назад

This Was A Very Touching Story. This Beautiful Man Has Shown The World That Love Has No Boundaries, And Endearing Love Never Dies! 😊🙏

@wzpdoc2511 Год назад

Great content! Hope you guys make another video on how they build a bangka(boat) in Jolo.

@marctimothychua333 Год назад

Tatay should be considered as a national artist.Hopefully soon enough ❤

@jomazerud Год назад

I remember your buddies Kumander Daot and Kyle featured him on their visit to Basilan a few years back but they had very limited time to tell his great story.

@shelamarieagadang2595 Год назад

Another astounding production from FEATR!

@gundamgeneral Год назад

Great Video🎉

@xiela7211 Год назад

Incridible story ❤

@MegaRhandel 9 месяцев назад

wonderful story and legacy

@jamesrescar3094 Год назад

9:17 WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW I hope so! never let this kind of art go dead

@Henyo1070 Год назад

I appreciate your features. Not limited to food but everything Filipino.

@philippinesdreamorreality 8 месяцев назад

It is really good to learn of a modern sword/knife/blade maker. The craftsman/blacksmith one of the most important in history and now.

@darkknight991 8 месяцев назад

Salute sayo tatay!.dakilang pinoy,sana may kagaya mo pang magpapatuloy ng dedikasyon sa kultura natin.

@skyrimaguas4832 Год назад

You forgot to mentioned the Kampilan, the large sword used by Lapu-lapu's warriors when they fought in Mactan. It was even mentioned in the chronicles of Pigafetta.

@frustratedaircraftmechanic7178 Год назад

i always wanted to be a swordsmith! i hope Filipino swordsmithing will be appriciated by Filipinos as much as how the people in the West do. I also wish that we will have local "Forge in Fire " show here in our country.

@nasahlejum Год назад

Our bread and butter. Proud to say. Thank you #featr for this❤

@janphillipjuntado Год назад

Came for bladesmith knowledge, left with tears.

@yowhatsup1006 Год назад

Channel ain't pregnant but always delivers! 🔥🔥🔥

@ladyloutelin5034 Год назад

never thought I could learn a lot from this video.

@Memethief621 11 месяцев назад

I love this one as i am a begginer blacksmith, ive made a few knives ang bolos but i havent considered making traditional ones, but after watching this ive decided to help preserve this art, i would love to visit tatay s place soon.