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Panublix supports the launch of Regional Yarn P...
RYPIC is a micro-spinning facility that produces yarns from natural fibers like cotton, abaca, bamboo, and pineapple leaf. The yarns produced at RYPIC will supply the robust handloom weaving industry...
Panublix supports the launch of Regional Yarn P...
RYPIC is a micro-spinning facility that produces yarns from natural fibers like cotton, abaca, bamboo, and pineapple leaf. The yarns produced at RYPIC will supply the robust handloom weaving industry...
Iloilo - the Textile Capital of the Philippines
Read an excerpt from this 1998 article originally published in the Philippine Quarterly of Culture & Society by Henry Funtecha, exploring the history of the province as a top producer of textiles...
Iloilo - the Textile Capital of the Philippines
Read an excerpt from this 1998 article originally published in the Philippine Quarterly of Culture & Society by Henry Funtecha, exploring the history of the province as a top producer of textiles...
Hablon Weaving in Iloilo
Iloilo has a reputation of creating all kinds of beautiful weaves, but one particular weave is so iconic that it has inspired generations of weavers, designers, and artisans. That weave is...
Hablon Weaving in Iloilo
Iloilo has a reputation of creating all kinds of beautiful weaves, but one particular weave is so iconic that it has inspired generations of weavers, designers, and artisans. That weave is...
Panublix Co-Founder and CEO joins the Tatler Ge...
Panublix Co-founder and CEO Noreen Bautista is one of 40 Filipinos who made it to this year’s Tatler Gen. T List! The annual list highlights 300 Leaders of Tomorrow shaping...
Panublix Co-Founder and CEO joins the Tatler Ge...
Panublix Co-founder and CEO Noreen Bautista is one of 40 Filipinos who made it to this year’s Tatler Gen. T List! The annual list highlights 300 Leaders of Tomorrow shaping...
Meet Elda Baldon: A Third-Generation Hablon Mak...
 A master weaver, mother of four, and President of Cabayogan Women Loom Weavers Association (an Artisan Enterprise partner of Panublix), Elda is an incarnate of a third-generation, centuries-long family tradition and cultural heritage of...
Meet Elda Baldon: A Third-Generation Hablon Mak...
 A master weaver, mother of four, and President of Cabayogan Women Loom Weavers Association (an Artisan Enterprise partner of Panublix), Elda is an incarnate of a third-generation, centuries-long family tradition and cultural heritage of...
Pineapple Yarn: A Natural Fiber Yarn
Pineapple yarn (also known as piña yarn) is a natural fiber yarn made from the leaves of the pineapple plant, particularly the Red Spanish variety which is grown for high-quality fibers. In the...
Pineapple Yarn: A Natural Fiber Yarn
Pineapple yarn (also known as piña yarn) is a natural fiber yarn made from the leaves of the pineapple plant, particularly the Red Spanish variety which is grown for high-quality fibers. In the...
WEAVER OF THE MONTH
This special series features the inspiring stories of our partner weaving artisans.
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Weaving connections: Jocelyn Mayao
Like many weavers, Jocelyn Mayao was inspired by her family to pursue the trade. She has been weaving full-time for the past five years since she was introduced to it...
Weaving connections: Jocelyn Mayao
Like many weavers, Jocelyn Mayao was inspired by her family to pursue the trade. She has been weaving full-time for the past five years since she was introduced to it...
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Carrying on a cultural legacy: Anilene Tijing
Among the communities keeping Miagao's weaving heritage alive is the Indag-an Primary Multi-Purpose Cooperative (IPMPC). One of the weavers at IPMPC is Anilene Tijing, who highly values her role as...
Carrying on a cultural legacy: Anilene Tijing
Among the communities keeping Miagao's weaving heritage alive is the Indag-an Primary Multi-Purpose Cooperative (IPMPC). One of the weavers at IPMPC is Anilene Tijing, who highly values her role as...
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Threads of mastery: Amalia Toledo
Amalia Toledo started her weaving journey in 2006 at the age of 33 when she joined the Salngan Livelihood Multi-Purpose Cooperative (SLMPC). Over the years, Amalia has honed her expertise...
Threads of mastery: Amalia Toledo
Amalia Toledo started her weaving journey in 2006 at the age of 33 when she joined the Salngan Livelihood Multi-Purpose Cooperative (SLMPC). Over the years, Amalia has honed her expertise...
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From looms to leadership: Elsie Balidiong
Elsie Balidiong is currently the Manager of Salngan Livelihood Multi-Purpose Cooperative (SLMPC), a partner artisan enterprise of Panublix. Her journey with Salngan began in the year 2009. However, the roots...
From looms to leadership: Elsie Balidiong
Elsie Balidiong is currently the Manager of Salngan Livelihood Multi-Purpose Cooperative (SLMPC), a partner artisan enterprise of Panublix. Her journey with Salngan began in the year 2009. However, the roots...
