Kapanahonan Holdings

The birth of a new ecosystem

The Capital–Creative Gap

Traditional capital is structurally allergic to the timelines of craft and legitimate sustainability practices. It relegates creative ventures (which are usually women-led) into simply “lifestyle businesses” at best, and “obstacles to resources” at worst.

Due to this, 98% of climate and impact funding ignores the Creative Economy and how it holds the keys to cultural and environmental resilience.

Creativity x Climate

The immense power of the Creative Industry can be seen in the influence of the United States, Japan, and South Korean culture on a global scale. This can and has been used to promote climate solutions and consciousness for sustainability.

New Age media as climate proponents

Among our partners, an eco-cultural movie entitled Baradiya was produced by National Geographic Explorer Gab Mejia, starring Kulahi Pangantucan Performing Arts’ Krystahl Guina.

The film follows a Talaandig-Manobo indigenous trans woman (Guina) who must uphold her community's culture by becoming a Babaylan (a Filipino shaman). Amid the destruction of her ancestral land in Bukidnon, she finds meaning in her ancestry and embraces her destiny.

Screened in international film festivals, the deep connection between indigenous culture and environmental issues are put at the forefront.

185+

ethnolinguistic groups across the Philippines

21+

Indigenous groups in Mindanao

Bridging a fragmented nation

Deep misconceptions between regions still exist. We aim to dispel prejudice and build more bridges between the different ethnolinguistic groups across the archipelago to strengthen ourselves against the severe impact of hardened power and climate change.

Three men wearing traditional, colorful, and embroidered clothing and headgear, standing indoors with a bright sign in the background.

Harnessing Indigenius

Among these Indigenous communities exist 25 Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan (GAMABA) or National Living Treasures.

These individuals are carry legacies of cultures who deeply revere the environment as more than just a landscape, but as the womb and symbiotic protector.

Here, we intend to create more.

Partners

Bukidnon Local Artists Kulektib

Bukidnon Business Community

HoliCow

Atúa Midtown

Lost Books, Cebu

By Rahina, Oman

Gubat Banwa

Sikodiwa

Mata Art Gallery, LA

Tagalikha, NYC

and growing!

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Collaborate, not compete

Traditional business practice rooted in Western individualism has only weakened an already fragmented nation and industry. We must use our natural inclination for community and collaboration to forge stronger tools if we wish further ourselves in the global arena.

We aim to pay forward and be a major player in developing the creative industry ecosystem by investing in other creative enterprises with groundbreaking, high-quality IP that appeals to a global audience.

Creatives are a nation’s secret weapon

Recognizing the power of a creative industry in propelling a nation’s economy, R.A. 11904 a.k.a the Philippine Creative Industry Development Act was passed.

The Philippine Creative Industries Month (PCIM) was made to promote and celebrate the role of creatives in nation-building and socioeconomic advancement in stride with other nations’ developed art programs.

1.94T

sales in the creative industry 2025 as reported by DTI Sec. Maria Cristina Roque

7.1%

Creative economy share of Philippine GDP and growing

Art and Impact

In the latest Philippine report by Asia-Europe Foundation’s Culture360, creative initiatives across the archipelago are almost always involved in social or environmental causes.

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Culture & Legacy

Initiatives that bridge cultural heritage and luxury design (such as Manila FAME, MaArte Fair, Bodega Design Caravan Cebu, and Katutubo Pop-Up Market by Bench to name a few) reiterate how true wealth does not simply whisper, but echoes through the generations.

A natural waterway with clear blue water, surrounded by lush green trees and shrubs. A wooden bamboo walkway runs along the water's edge, partially shaded by tree branches.

Nature is wealth

In the age of industrialization as development, the overuse of concrete has rendered natural landscapes and resources scarce.

Many urban dwellers are disconnected from the wealth of nature that brings us physical, mental, and spiritual health.

The Ecosystem

The Ecosystem ✹

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Experiences

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Craft

Art Market

Media

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Food Sovereignty

What we’ve done so far

Local craft, global legacy

Exploring heritage crafts in jewelry, beadwork, metallurgy, and upcycling.

We aim to become both patron and producer of materials to vitalize the Philippine economy, appealing to a global audience with a distinctly local outlook.

Aligned with the goals of DTI’s Design Center of the Philippines.

Balay as the nursery

Like any sapling, nurturing resilient and successful creatives requires a space to grow and be guided.

In Balay Kasamtangan, both established and upcoming artists with global potential will be cultivated as the stewards of our stories.

Stepping into Tropical Futurism

Climate change solutions require a holistic and intersectional approach. Harnessing the power of creatives, who are master storytellers and communicators, supercharges our forces against climate change deniers while pushing the shift for clean technology.

Strength in Singapore

Using the powerhouse’s liberal laws for foreign-owned corporations, Kapanahonan shall be registered in Singapore to gain international security and appeal

Shares start at

PHP 500

We are looking for

10

initial investors

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50

thousand each

Retail Tiers

A dried seed pod on white sand with wind-formed ridges.

Dracontomelon Dao seed by unknown photographer

Seed
₱2,350.00
For 12 months
₱25,000.00
One time


✓ 15% discount per night
✓ 5% merchandise discount
✓ Breakfast included
A pink and yellow orchid flower floating above a mountainous landscape with lush green valleys and distant mountains under a cloudy sky.

Euanthe sanderiana (Waling-waling) by Dalton Holland Baptista

Flower
₱4,700.00
For 12 months
₱50,000.00
One time


✓ 25% discount per night
✓ 10% merchandise discount
✓ 5% tour package discount
✓ Breakfast included
A decorative gold figurine of a person in traditional attire, standing against a background of large green palm leaves with water droplets.

Brass Datu by unknown sculptor — Poblacion Market, Davao

Brass
₱9,300.00
For 12 months
₱100,000.00
One time


✓ 40% discount per night
✓ 12% merchandise discount
✓ 7% tour package discount
✓ Breakfast included
✓ Artist meet & greet
An artistic creation of a large eye made of pearls, beads, and crystals, floating above a foamy ocean wave.

Beaded Pearl Eye detail by Remus Abella

Pearl
₱22,250.00
For 12 months
₱250,000.00
One time


✓ 50% discount per night
✓ 15% merchandise discount
✓ 10% tour package discount
✓ Breakfast included
✓ Artist meet & greet
A decorative brooch with gold, bronze, and green beads on a textured, beige fabric background.

Bernila Jade Earring by Mai Nadres

Jade
₱44,500.00
For 12 months
₱500,000.00
One time


✓ 75% discount per night
✓ 20% merchandise discount
✓ 15% tour package discount
✓ Breakfast & dinner, artist meet & greet
✓ Invitation to auctions & workshops
A decorative gold and jewel embellishment on a textured black surface.

Sun Chief Medallion by Master Oslog and Adam Pereyra

Jewel
₱88,000.00
For 12 months
₱1,000,000.00
One time


✓ 100% discount per night
✓ 30% merchandise discount
✓ 25% tour package discount
✓ All meals included, artist meet & greet
✓ Personalized events, photoshoots, auction offers, and more

Institutional Tiers

Antique wooden dining table surrounded by ornate wooden chairs in a vintage styled room with stained glass windows and a chandelier.

Heritage

₱ 5,000,000

Jewel benefits extended to one quarter of a year

5% equity

A dark silhouette of a traditional Thai temple with illuminated interior details visible through open sections at dusk or night.

Monument

₱ 10,000,000

A dedicated monument created by a significant artist

10% equity

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Timeline

2024

Conceptualization, branding

2025

Awareness campaigning, cultural immersions, partnership building, applications to grants and programs

2026

Incorporation, initial fundraising rounds

2027

Final fundraising rounds, construction begins

2028

Opening

A young man and woman with dark hair and glasses, dressed in black, pose in a bedroom. The man is sitting on the edge of a bed with a wooden frame, wearing a patterned shirt and black pants. The woman stands behind him, wearing a black dress with layered gold necklaces. The bed has white pillows and towels, and there is a small potted plant on the floor near the wall. The room has beige textured walls, a mirror on the right, and minimal decoration.

The Directors

Become a legacy

Cultural stewardship isn't simply a duty, it is a golden line connecting us to the wealth that outlasts us ✴

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