Abaca Pinangabol Ikat 008A

Abaca Pinangabol Ikat 008AWeave 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

The Kantarines weaves are traditionally used as tapis or wrap-around skirts by the women in Abra

promoting sustainability in every stitch

you can bring life to our fabrics and join our collective effort to circularity

Make your own wall frames that you can use to decorate and bring warmth to your homes

Material  60% cotton

Capacity Weaves an average of 7 meters per day

this work of art is definitely both a statement and a story piece that can be passed on through generations

But these can also be used for different project ideas

50m of assorted ANTHILL Fabrics

Collect them all or make it the canvas of your heartfelt messages to send to loved ones near or far

Weave Abaca Pinangabol

Inspired by their stories and the things around them