Diwata:  In Philippine folklore, she is the guardian of

the forests, if you treat the forests gently and with

kindness, she will offer you bountiful harvests and

safety.  

On her head are flowers, birds, and insects.

Stella!!!  Her heart is so full that to hear shock, it

overflows.  

Nina:  She is thoughtful, deep and meditative,

beautiful.

Little Nina: Ditto, but smaller

Pertiwi:  She is the embodiment of Nature, the

Indonesian feminine deity of nature, as we imagine

her.

Birdy: The birds are our ideas, hoping a good one lands

on our head.

EVE:  The first woman, she has the garden of Eden on 

her head, including the snake.

Kuhol:. Her hair is made of dozens of

individuals rolled strips of fabric.

Madame Butterfly:   As many times as

we've seen the Opera, we still hope for a happy

ending.  Her body is made of vintage Kimono,

those are butterflies on her head.  

Afrikana:  Because she is tall, and carries herself like a

goddess.

Bifocal:  Just because

Amy: This is our homage to Amy Winehouse, a beautiful,

talented musical genius.

Grow:    Grow a  garden, grow a mind.

Meditator:  Obviously.  

Lulu: The queen of the Nile, Her hair is braided rafia,

decorated with ld shells.

Drew:  Drew conjured  her out of her huge

imagination.

Totem Pole: If one interesting woman doesn't embody

your unique personality, then maybe three of these

characters will.

Belle:  The basket on her head is wire covered in

fabric, so it is flexible.

Kobra:  Not the snake.  Inspired by the Chilean graffiti

artist, who painted the Olympic murals in Rio de

Janeiro.

Star Girl:  She is luminous.

Sunny:  She wears the sun on her neck.

Fish Face:  Giggles.