Abaca Pinangabol Ikat 014

Abaca Pinangabol Ikat 014Weave Artisan Usage & Care The Abaca Pinangabol is a traditional weave of the Daraghuyan Bukidnon Community, one of the seven tribes of Bukindon. Traditionally used for protective clothing, the Abaca Pinangabol is woven in a vertical loom using abaca fiber that is abundant in their forest. The community uses a combination of both natural and commercial dyes to achieve a variety of vibrant colours. Pinangabol weaves carry with them generations of

Weave Modernized Isabela Enabel

offering an opportunity to create your everlasting blooms from handwoven fabric scraps

The Kantarines has a linen like feel that's soft on the skin

as women of the Daraghuyan Tribe perform a ritual before beginning their day's work on the loom

the Inaul is a traditional woven cloth commonly used in malongs

1 roll of Green Flower Tape

Do Not Wring or Twist No possible shrinkage The dye has a tendency to bleed when washed

If there is not enough quantity in stock

and Mindanao that allows you to see the details of the warp and weft and feel the texture and thickness of the weaves

binaludto (rainbow)

Width 30 inches

5" | Card size 4