Hablon Two-toned 030

Hablon Two-toned 030Weave 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. The two tone combines two threads of different colours giving

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

A masterpiece of scrap handwoven fabrics around the Philippines upcycled and collaged in a tapestry illustrating over a thousand islands to form our beautiful map

Material Polycotton

Low Steam/ Iron

Traditionally woven using the back looms

The Sinanbituin showcases the prominent design of star-like patterns

and a corkboard so you can use the frame as a bulletin board

or table napkin

This ant will work hard to hold your pins in place

mutya aramen (princess)

Send a slice of the Philippines to your loved ones or keep it as a keepsake to cherish the artisanal beauty and story it holds

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