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Iloilo Pixel Leaf Weave Cotton Hablon

Iloilo Pixel Leaf Weave Cotton Hablon

SKU: MNCCOP30N-20/2

This handwoven textile is crafted from 100% combed cotton, 20Ne, 2-ply natural weaving yarn. It is skillfully woven by the Indag-an Primary Multi-Purpose Cooperative in Iloilo, Philippines. The woven pattern shows pixels combining to create a leaf, reminiscent of how the digital world mirrors the interconnectedness of nature. Crafted from 100% cotton, makes this the ideal choice for a wide array of accessories such as tote bags & pouches, and home textile products such as throw pillowcases, placemats, & napkins. Minimum 1 meter per order. Special discounts for bundles of 5 & 10.
₱1,200.00
₱1,200.00
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  • Material
  • 100% Combed Cotton
  • More information
  • Reminder: Before starting, it is advisable to conduct a small test wash on a swatch or scrap piece of fabric to assess potential shrinkage and adjust accordingly. This is crucial when working with natural fibers like cotton, linen, and wool as they are more prone to shrinkage during washing.
  • Weaving Community
  • Iloilo
  • Loom Type
  • Floor loom
  • Width
  • 30 inches
  • Warp
  • Cotton
  • Weft
  • Cotton
  • Minimum Order
  • 1 yards
  • Production Capacity
  • 30 meters/month
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