Abaca Pinangabol Stripe 020

Abaca Pinangabol Stripe 020Weave 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

A quick look at the fabric won't make it obvious to see that fine off-color streaks giving it a subtle "organic" nudge

- Abaca Pinangabol last cut/scrap weaves equivalent to 0

with many of our apparel items incorporating the weave

This classic piece is inspired by the drop of a handkerchief creating origami-like folds

1 roll of Green Flower Tape

These linens are donated by partner hotels The Peninsula Manila

50% metallic thread

the inaul is an an object of “bara-bangsa” which means dignity and often used by royalty

Dimensions       Small 13mm | Big 20mm

inammata (eye-like patterns)

we value and save them to honour the craft and also to protect the environment

The importance of rice is expressed in the Tiktiko X as it symbolizes the rice mortars used to pound the rice depicting the community's way of life