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31/12/2025

Crafted with love, inspired by culture, blessed for you 🌿 Support our weaving journey and take home a piece of heritage!”

25/11/2025

Pinalantupan — Yakan Weaving Motif

Pinalantupan is a distinguished motif in Yakan weaving, defined by its precise geometric arrangements, layered symmetry, and vivid color contrasts. Woven on a traditional backstrap loom, the pattern reflects the Yakan weavers’ exceptional mastery, patience, and cultural continuity.
Its colors—often bold combinations of red, yellow, green, blue, and black—evoke the vibrancy of Yakan life and their enduring connection to nature and community.
This design appears in ceremonial garments, everyday textiles, and contemporary woven pieces, preserving a heritage that has been passed down for generations.

25/11/2025

Birey Weaving – Yakan Tribe (Basilan)
The Birey pattern carries the quiet strength of the Yakan people—threads woven with memory, identity, and prayer. Its precise geometric forms symbolize protection and balance, echoing stories handed down through generations. Every piece is a testament to the patience, artistry, and spirit of Yakan women who keep their heritage alive, one gentle weave at a time.

25/11/2025

10/11/2025

Art from the hands of our Indigenous weavers.

27/06/2023

Sama Dilaot