Hablon Plaid 008

Hablon Plaid 008Weave Artisan Usage & Care The art of weaving is woven into the soul of the municipality, with Spanish missionaries noting that the industry predates their occupation. From the Bisaya derivative habol (blanket), Hablon means to completely cover something with a piece of cloth. But the Hablon has proven to suit more than just blankets, with many of our apparel items incorporating the weave. Plaid designs distinguish themselves by being both simple and

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

Its intricate pattern uses a precise and striking diamond pattern symbolic of the mountain ranges of Benguet Province

floral motifs celebrate the refined "ladies' art" of the Maranao people

Woven in a backstrap loom

with many of our apparel items incorporating the weave

This Banggala pattern also includes Sebulan Dulaay's weaving signature

16" length

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Material  100% Polyester

home decors

• 1 pc Seam Ripper

Forms found in nature inspire designs for the Pinilian weave and are portrayed as uniformly woven patterns on the fabric