Dasal in Abaca Pinangabol

Dasal in Abaca PinangabolWeave Artisan Usage & Care Woven by the Daraghuyan Bukidnon Community, the Abaca Pinangabol carries deep tradition and spirituality, with rituals performed before each days work on the loom. Made from abaca fiber abundant in their forests, it was once used as protective clothing. This limited collaboration with Hocus Prints Manila features Baybayin prints of Ama Namin from the 1593 Doctrina Christianaa meaningful tribute to our enduring pre colonial

Weave Abaca Silk

Traditionally used in dresses

The Polyhemp is a translucent weave woven by our partner in Argao

the Inaul is a traditional woven cloth commonly used in malongs

Weave Pinilian

• Scarves• Apparel• Upholstery• Uniforms• Crafts• Bags Fabric Care Hand Wash Only

The Isabela Enabel weaves boasts of modern designs learned through weaving drafts by the talented weavers led by Andrea Aswigue

Email us at fabrics@anthillfabricgallery

These beads can be often seen used in jewelry perfect for the summer and the beaches

Capacity Weaves an average of 2 meters per day

Bring out that crafty side of you and spruce up your projects with these fabric ribbons

Techniques like pili (suksuk or pechera) and rengue add intricate designs