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Piña cloth and piña-seda

Telang piña

Sheer, elegant handwoven cloth for barong Tagalog, Filipiniana and fine accessories. Piña-seda blends piña with silk to make it more affordable.

Who makes it

How it’s made

  1. Weave knotted piña threads on handlooms.
  2. Blend with silk or other fibers for piña-seda.
  3. Hand-embroider or sew into garments and accessories.

Who buys it

Barong and Filipiniana makers, designers, collectors, embassies and gift buyers.

Rules to know

Business permits. Label the real fiber content: “pure piña” versus blends. Requirements change, so confirm with the agency before you start selling.

Where it’s made in the Philippines

Aklan; embroidery is also done in Laguna (Lumban) and other areas.

How to start small

Partner a weaving group with an embroidery group and a designer to sell finished pieces, not just cloth.

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