Yakan Sinaluan 001

Yakan Sinaluan 001Weave Artisan Usage & Care The weaves of the Yakan Tennun community in Basilan serve as a testament to the ingenuity of the tribe. Woven in a backstrap loom, the weaver usually weaves under their traditional houses made of stilts to protect them from weather conditions. The Yakan Sinaluan pattern of geometric lines is reminiscent to their local bamboo signifying their collective strength as one community. Colors may vary slightly from the photo.

It advocates sustainability and circularity through fabric reclamation

Discover a different way of wrapping with knots and tying up without the hassle of cutting and taping

we gave them a new life that is ready to be used for anything you have in mind

Perfect for your gift wrapping crafts

Choose from the different variations of the Panyo: Maxi

Sticks are inserted on the chosen warp embroidered in a traditional vertical loom to achieve an embroidered-like texture and look

This ant will work hard to hold your pins in place

As our weaves are made with love and so much intricacy

Best used for• Homewares• Crafts• Bags• Caps

Dimension  Length: 40 inch

As part of our Circularity Program and our commitment to contribute to environmental protection in our own way

Made with different fabric scraps from our production