Abaca Pinangabol Ikat 111

Abaca Pinangabol Ikat 111Weave 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

so you can have them handy wherever you go

But the Hablon has proven to suit more than just blankets

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

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origin of weave

the Abaca Pinangabol is woven in a vertical loom using abaca fiber that is abundant in their forest

Woven by Hablon ni Lauriana

Woven by Sabangan Original Loom Weavers Association