Harana Print

Harana was a traditional form of courtship in the Philippines, in which men would introduce themselves or express their affection by singing beneath a woman’s window at night. Practiced widely in pre-colonial and early colonial Philippine society, harana followed a distinct set of customs, etiquette, and musical styles.

More than a serenade, harana was a respectful ritual—one that emphasized patience, sincerity, and cultural values rooted in honor and romantic expression through music.

IMPORTANT NOTE TO INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS:
Unfortunately, we are unable to ship canvas prints internationally due to potential damage during transit, customs confiscation, or delays. As an alternative, we highly recommend purchasing a digital download. This option is more cost-effective and eliminates the risk of damage or shipping issues. Plus, you’ll have the flexibility to print it locally at your preferred print shop. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.