Binakol 378

Binakol 378Weave Artisan Usage & Care The Binakol fabric is indigenous to the Ilokanos and Itneg communities of Ilocos and the Cordillera region. It is woven in two colours forming geometric patterns of squares and rectangles giving an optical illusion that is said to create a dizzying effect to drive away bad spirits. The Binkaol is woven just by counting in the weavers' minds without a manual or guide. Traditionally, the Binakol is a ceremonial cloth used for

each mini book is finished with matte gold foil stamping

Fabric color and kind may vary from the photo

The Kantarines has a linen-like feel that features stripes of various widths and playful colors combinations giving the fabric its character

13-kilo Stripe/binakol last scrap weaves - wooden sticks: 20 pcs 2" long

With the right tools

Each Commercial Fabric Scramble is crafted from sorted commercial fabric scraps using a quilt sandwich technique for durability

Material  100% polyester

This beautiful Cordillera weave pattern is native to the region

Woven by Sagada Kindasan Weaving

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Techniques like pili (suksuk or pechera) and rengue add intricate designs

and Mindanao—paired with stories of their origins