Mangyan Documentary screening in London. Textiles Exhibit in GA. Evelyn Mandac screening in NYC.

A Filipino Textile Trunk Show

In partnership with HABI: The Philippine Textile Council, Chiara Cox brings you the works of select indigenous weavers. Your purchase supports HABI's goals to preserve, promote, and enhance Philippine Textiles and sustain Filipino weaving communities.

All pieces are handmade and unique in size and design. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. No returns or refunds.Shipping available only in the USA.

Tapis

These are rectangular pieces of cloth that are typically wrapped around the waist and hips, tied by a belt or one end tucked into itself, to form a skirt. However, people have used them as wraps over their shoulders or as throws on a sofa or as table cloths to decorate their homes.

Ifugao of Banaue by David Stanley, 30 April 2018. Public Domain.

Bontoc Tapis

around 26" X 54"Read more about Bontoc here.

Kalinga Tapis

around 28" X 54"The Kalinga people are another indigenous group in the Cordillera Mountain Range of the northern Philippines. The colours seen in this tapis are significant for their traditional meaning: red means bravery, black symbolises the land, white is for the flowers of the coffee trees, yellow is for sand, and green is for the mountains.ONLY ONE LEFT