HABI Book 1 - A Journey Through Philippine Handwoven Textiles

Published by HABI The Philippine Textile Council, 2014. 

A Journey Through Philippine Handwoven Textiles is a survey of the rich weaving traditions of the Philippines – from abel and the varied Cordillera weaves in the north; sinamay, pinukpok, abaca, pina, hablon of South Luzon and Central Visayas; to t’nalak and other fabrics of Mindanao.

A survey of the rich weaving traditions of the Philippines – from abel and the varied Cordillera weaves in the north; sinamay, pinukpok, abaca, pina, hablon of South Luzon and Central Visayas; to t’nalak and other fabrics of Mindanao. It is the hope of HABI The Philippine Textile Council that this introduction will encourage people to better understand, appreciate and use the indigenous handwoven textiles of the Philippine archipelago.

HABI: The Philippine Textile Council is one of the pioneering nonprofit organizations in the Philippines that focuses its efforts towards the preservation of our local Philippine weaving heritage.⁠ Read more about their advocacy here.

Other books published by HABI are: HABI BOOK 2: RARA: Art and Tradition of Mat Weaving in the Philippines and HABI BOOK 3: Weaving Ways.