Mark of the Four Waves Tribe
Dec 17 2019
•0h 26m
•Documentary
Tatak ng apat na alon tribe, is better known in English as Mark of the four wawes tribe. Made up of just over 150 members, this collective based in Los Angeles popularizes traditional Filipino tattooing around the world. At its head for more than twenty years, we find the famous artist Elle Festin and his wife, Zelle Festin.
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Elle Festin
Himself
Sampaguita Jay
Herself
Ayla Roda
Herself
Sébastien Galliot
Himself
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